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Helping You Navigate Healthcare

Managing your healthcare can feel confusing, lonely, and overwhelming, especially if you have had recent hospital visits. COPC Care Coordinators can help you establish independence in your home or within a care facility.

If you are referred to our service, we will contact you with a next-step process to ensure your safety and independence.

Comprehensive Care Services

Our Team

The team specializes in providing care and support to patients experiencing advanced illness and/or loss of mobility.

Our team will work with your COPC primary care provider to meet your individual needs. Our experts include:

  • Board-certified primary and palliative care physicians
  • Nurse practitioners
  • Nurses
  • Social workers
  • Medical assistants

Patients Who Benefit

  • Patients with any late stage or advanced illness such as:
    • Cancer
    • Congestive heart failure (CHF)
    • Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), emphysema, lung disease
    • Kidney disease
    • Liver disease
    • Neurological diseases, such as ALS or Parkinson's
    • Dementia
  • Patients who are experiencing frequent emergency room visits or hospitalizations related to their illness or progressive decline
  • Patients who are having difficulties leaving their home

How We Can Help

Our team is committed to providing you with the best care and resources possible. We will support you in a variety of ways including:

  • Relieving your symptoms and distress
  • Helping you better understand and cope with your illness
  • Helping clarify your treatment goals and options
  • Improving access to medical care
  • Assisting with advance care planning
  • Coordinating with your other doctors and other health care team members

Collaborative Care

  • Manage your healthcare alongside your other care providers, such as home health and specialists.
  • Support your personal caregivers and give them guidance.
  • Help address concerns with increased fatigue, memory loss, balance/recent falls, and nutrition.
  • Ensure you are safely transitioned to home.

Resource Connections

  • To help you remain independent, we can help you find services such as transportation, nutrition, bathing, or housekeeping.
  • Provide resources and counseling to help you navigate the complex world of healthcare.
  • Assist with the completion of Advanced Directives, such as Living Wills and Healthcare Power of Attorney forms.

Health Coach Support

  • Encourage participation and adherence with your provider’s treatment plan.
  • Ensure you have input for treatment options and decisions.
  • Assist you and your caregivers with understanding your healthcare benefits.

Pediatrics

Our pediatric team of social workers and community health workers are here to support your child and family in the next steps in dynamic care and community resources. Working together with your child's healthcare team, the social workers and community health workers help you navigate medical care and complicated systems such as the Department of Job and Family Services, Mental Health providers or school related needs. Including community resource linkage for reducing barriers to food, rent, utilities, transportation to medical appointments and many more! There is no cost for our service to you.


HOW TO REACH US
Please speak to your child’s Pediatrician, who can send a referral today.

Contact Us

Your COPC Primary Care Physician

Because we work directly with your primary care physician, you may call them first and they will contact us if you need care coordination from our team. Click here to find your COPC physician.

Care Navigation Services

If your COPC physician's office is closed, you may call our Care Navigation team at (614) 865-3125 and the nurses there will assist you.

Intake Specialist

Current COPC patients may also call toll-free at (833) 660-0780 to speak with our intake specialist directly.