Multidisciplinary Care Team has a new name: Care Advocate Team!
Helping you get optimal care
The Banner|Aetna Care Advocate Team outreaches, at no extra cost to eligible members, to those members most in need of extra coordinated care to help them reach their health goals. Whenever possible, they meet face-to-face with members to help improve communication and coordination. Engaging with the Care Advocate Team is your first step to better health.
Working with a care manager can help you more easily navigate the health care system services. We are committed to making your tomorrow better than today by pushing ourselves to find new ways to help you achieve your goals.
Learn more about how the Care Advocate Team empowers members to achieve their health goals by reading this blog post from Banner|Aetna Chief Medical Officer Robert Groves, MD.
Here are some ways we can help:
- Helping you navigate a complex health care system
- Streamlining care and outreach
- Identifying additional services or programs that could be beneficial to your care
- Empowering and inspiring you to meet your personal health goals
Our Care Advocate Team consists of nurses, social workers, diabetes health educators and pharmacists who will help coordinate your care and put your needs first.* They work with your primary care providers to help identify any barriers to your care goals and find ways to address them. Your team will help you make sure that your care works for you and will provide you with information regarding effective and affordable treatments. We are committed to helping you get the care you need.
*Members of the Care Advocate Team do not provide medical care to members; instead, they help members get the care they need.
Transforming health care, together
Banner|Aetna aims to offer access to more efficient and effective member care at a more affordable cost. We join the right medical professionals with the right technology, so members benefit from quality, personalized health care designed to help them reach their health ambitions.
