How CCS Has Your Back in More Ways Than One
The beginning of a new year is a great time to get reacquainted with CSS and all that we offer to help individuals living with diabetes stay healthy and happy.
Here’s a rundown of what you may or may not know we bring to the table.
Products and Supplies
Continuous glucose monitors. Insulin pumps. Test strips. The core of what we do is rooted in ensuring you have what you need to manage your diabetes.
Insurance Support
When it comes to securing and paying for diabetes products and supplies, our team knows the ins and outs of Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance because we know that’s one challenge you don’t want to tackle on your own.
Delivery & Reorder Help
Getting what you need when you need it is simple and straightforward through our patient portal or over the phone where you can talk to a real, live human!
Education & Coaching
From our webinars and educational content to on-staff clinicians and dieticians, we know that the right knowledge and support paired with the right products and supplies is how diabetes is best managed.
Device Onboarding
Applying a CGM for the first time can be tricky, intimidating, nerve wracking or any combination thereof. That’s why our clinical team offers personalized device on-boarding. Because it’s not always as simple as applying something to your body.
Therapy Adherence Support
We crunch mountains of data to help ensure that you stay on therapy. Our system can recognize when a patient might fall off therapy and initiate an intervention like a phone call or text message.
In the End, It’s All About You
We are not interested in simply being the organization that just takes orders and ships boxes. We are committed to your health – yes, yours! And that means support. It means education and guidance. It means equipping you with the tools and resources that make managing diabetes just a little bit easier.
And we are here anytime you need us.
Author: Mary Houle, MSN, RN, CDCES, BC-ADM | CCS Health
This site is for educational purposes only. Talk to your doctor or healthcare provider before making any decisions about your health.
