CHNCT’s Care Management program includes Intensive Care Management (ICM), and Transitional Care Management (TCM). These programs provide a multi-disciplinary approach and care coordination activities for members with significant high-risk and complex health and health-related needs. ICM provides comprehensive case management services that aim to increase member engagement in ongoing care with a Primary Care Provider (PCP) and appropriate specialists, decrease potentially avoidable hospitalizations, and reduce health disparities. TCM provides interventions that promote coordination and continuity of care to ensure safe and effective care transitions, reduce the risk of gaps in care, and improve health outcomes.
If you have patients that would benefit from the additional support provided by ICM, call 1.800.440.5071 x2024, or fax a completed ICM Referral Form to 866.361.7242.
The Care Management Team can help your patients by:
Our certified Community Health Workers (CHWs) serve as ambassadors for the HUSKY Health program and help families access community resources for the services they need. They're committed to helping build equity through diversity, inclusion, and community engagement efforts. They work to ensure that all members, regardless of ability, age, cultural background, ethnicity, faith, gender, gender identity, ideology, income, national origin, race, or sexual orientation have the opportunity to reach a better quality of health.
CHWs provide the following patient assessment and referral services:
Our nurses help members who have recently been to the emergency department or hospital and may need assistance understanding their discharge plan and medications. Our nurses can answer members’ questions about their conditions or medications, share health-related information, and help them get connected to needed services. We can help make sure that a follow-up appointment has been successfully scheduled with their provider and ensure that transportation arrangements have been made.
Our nurses work with members who have chronic health conditions, especially when they cause frequent hospital visits. They can help find a primary care provider and any other specialty providers needed. They can provide coaching on the importance of having an action plan, knowing when/how to follow it, and knowing what to do if symptoms get worse. Our nurses can answer questions about different medications and reasons for taking them, and may refer members to our pharmacist to discuss any concerns related to their medications.
This program is for those who are pregnant and may need assistance establishing obstetrical (OB) care or are experiencing a high-risk pregnancy. Our nurses work with pregnant members and their families to support successful participation in recommended care with their provider, address risk factors, and resolve barriers to obtaining needed services and supplies. They also provide pregnancy-related education on topics such as breastfeeding and important warning signs/symptoms during and after pregnancy.
Learn moreThis program is for babies who are born early, or who need special care after birth. Our nurses work with families, hospital staff, and providers to help support these special babies and their development. This includes sharing health-related information and helping families get connected to care and services they may need.
Our nurses work with members to help address complex health needs and coordinate care among their healthcare team. This includes providing support to members awaiting an organ transplant or receiving gender-affirming services. We can help navigate benefits, provider access, and treatment requirements or instructions. Our nurses can also help coordinate necessary healthcare services.
Our nurses help members who have sickle cell disease improve and maintain their health. We can assist members with understanding their medications, managing appointments or setting up health services. We coach members on the importance of having a sickle cell action plan, knowing when to follow the action plan, and knowing what to do if symptoms worsen. Our nurses work with the provider and the member to reinforce the member's treatment plan. We can also support members and their families when transitioning to adult clinics.
During your first time sending or receiving an email with this system you’ll need to create an account with a new password. You'll use this information to log in each time you want to send a secure email. You'll also use it to log in when you receive a secure email from HUSKY Health. When creating your new account, you’ll receive an email from Proofpoint. Enter the code from the email in the field provided to complete your registration.
When sending your email, address it to provider@chnct.org for questions about reports, prior authorizations, the PCMH program, etc.
Address your email to websupport@chnct.org for help related to the provider portal, such as issues with resetting your password or accessing your account.
This portion of the HUSKY Health website is managed by Community Health Network of Connecticut, Inc.®, the State of Connecticut’s Medical Administrative Services Organization (ASO) for the HUSKY Health program. For the general HUSKY Health website gateway, please visit portal.ct.gov/husky. HUSKY Health includes Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program, and is administered by the Connecticut Department of Social Services (DSS).
Copyright © 2002-2025 State of Connecticut.