What is a typical service offered to CSNP or DSNP members who are at low to moderate care management risk level?

The typical service offered to chronic special needs plan (CSNP) or dual special needs plan (DSNP) members who are at a low to moderate care management risk level is ongoing reassessment of risk level. Regularly assessing the risk level of members is crucial for ensuring that their health needs are accurately identified and met over time.

For individuals at low to moderate risk, the focus is often on monitoring their health status rather than intensive interventions. Ongoing reassessments help care teams determine if a member's health is stable or if changes in care management strategies are required. This helps in preventing potential escalation of health issues and assists in maintaining the member’s wellbeing.

Other services mentioned, such as daily health monitoring or free access to specialists, may be more appropriate for members with higher risk levels who require more intensive care coordination or specialized medical attention. Similarly, personal health coaching, while beneficial, may not be a standard offering for those classified as low to moderate risk, as the emphasis is typically on maintaining current health rather than providing intensive coaching interventions.