Care Coordination

Care Coordination

CalAIM

CalAIM (California Advancing and Innovating Medi-Cal) is a comprehensive program integrating medical, behavioral, and social services to improve health outcomes and quality of care for vulnerable populations. 

Enhanced Care Management (ECM): 

  • Provides comprehensive care coordination for Medi-Cal beneficiaries with complex needs. 
  • Addresses medical, behavioral, and social determinants of health. 
  • Includes care coordination, health education, linkage to resources, and personalized care plans. 

Housing: 

  • Focuses on housing needs of vulnerable Medi-Cal populations. 
  • Aims to secure and maintain stable housing for the homeless or at-risk individuals. 
  • Includes housing transition navigation, tenancy-sustaining services, and collaboration with housing authorities. 

Asthma Remediation: 

  • Targets the improvement of living conditions for individuals with asthma. 
  • Includes home assessments, removal of asthma triggers, and education on asthma management. 
  • Aims to reduce asthma-related health issues and improve overall quality of life. 

 

CalAIM Forms

 
Health needs assessment

English    |    Korean    |      Spanish   |     Chinese

Housing intake

English   |      Korean     |      Spanish   |    Chinese

Agency third party homeless verification

English   |      Korean     |      Spanish    |   Chinese

At risk of homelessness verification

English  |      Korean     |      Spanish     |    Chinese

Disabling condition verificiation form

English  |      Korean     |      Spanish    |    Chinese

Self certification of homelessness

English  |      Korean     |      Spanish    |    Chinese

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