Welcome, Intel Connected Care ACN Members!
Connected Care ACN Resource Library:
- Why Choose Connected Care ACN
- Care Coordination Services
- Find a Provider
- In-Network Hospitals, Urgent Care and Facilities
- COVID-19 Resources
- Preventive Care Benefits (.PDF)
- Pediatricians in Your Area (.PDF)
- Know Where to Go (.PDF)
- Classes and Events
- LGBTQ+ Resources
- Behavioral Health Resource Library (.PDF)
- High Blood Pressure Resources (.PDF)
2024 Connected Care AZ Member ID Cards
New ID cards were mailed out in early December. Please remember to share this new ID card with your medical and pharmacy providers to avoid any billing issues for services received in 2024. If you did not receive your new ID card, please contact the Connected Care Concierge Center by calling (800) 974-4517.
Why Connected Care?
Lower Cost, Higher Value
Connected Care members enjoy lower deductibles, co-insurance percentages, and out-of-pocket maximums compared to other plans. In addition, only Connected Care members enjoy 100% coverage on preventive care and certain preventive medications. See a list of covered medications here.
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Care Coordination Services
ACN’s Care Coordination team gives you individual support from Registered Nurses, Navigators, Social Workers, and Behavioral Health Coaches who provide trustworthy health information and help you follow your doctor’s plan of care to achieve your best health.
ACN’s Care Coordination team can:
- Meet with you over the phone or in person
- Get the answers and resources you need
- Help you manage multiple medications so you don’t have negative interactions
- Coordinate healthcare appointments and even attend appointments with you if you wish
- Teach you tips for self-care
There is never a bill for Care Coordination services. ACN provides this support at no charge to the patient because keeping you healthy is important and reduces healthcare costs associated with worsening health and hospitalization.
Learn more about Care Coordination here.
Find Doctors & Other Providers
You will be directed to an external provider directory for Intel Connected Care Arizona Care Network.
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Hospitals and Facilities Across the Valley
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Urgent Care Centers
Surgery Centers
Hospitals, Facilities and Urgent Care Maps (.PDF)
*Click the icons on the map below to get details for each location including address and phone number.
COVID-19 Tips & Resources
As COVID-19 and its variants continue to impact our lives, Intel Connected Care Arizona Care Network wants to keep you and your family healthy. A wealth of information and resources is available right at your fingertips.
COVID-19 Resources
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September is Atrial Fibrillation Awareness Month. AFib is a common type of irregular heartbeat. It can cause the heart to beat rapidly and irregularly, which can prevent blood from flowing properly. Learn the causes and signs at the link below from our partners at Abrazo Health.🫀👇It's Atrial Fibrillation Awareness Month. Learning the causes and signs is a helpful step in caring for your heart. spr.ly/6184WBwh4
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September is #HealthyAgingMonth and protecting yourself from falls is key to keeping your body healthy as you get older. Check out the post below from the National Council on Aging to see who should be part of your falls prevention team. Each person can support you in different ways, but all of them play a significant role in helping you avoid serious injuries from falling, so you can continue to live independently for years to come.
Falls Prevention Is a Team Effort
www.ncoa.org
From medication and vision impairment to poor lighting and chronic conditions, the factors to watch for are numerous. That’s why having a falls prevention team is critical.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Are you a CPAP user who is constantly waking up with a dry mouth? This issue is extremely common and The Insomnia and Sleep Institute of Arizona has tips for you to tackle this issue so you can wake up feeling ready to take on the day. Check out their post below!👇Tired of waking up with a desert in your mouth? CPAP users, we’ve got solutions!
Experiencing dry mouth and throat while using CPAP is more common than you think, but it’s not something you have to live with.
Here’s how to tackle it:
Hydrate smart: Sip water before bed, but avoid sugary drinks.
Humidify your air: Add a CPAP humidifier to keep the air moist.
Adjust mask fit: A leaky mask might be drying you out—ensure a snug fit.
Consider a nasal mask: If you’re breathing through your mouth, this switch could help.
Mouth tape: Sounds odd, but keeping your mouth closed can make a world of difference.
💡 Experiencing sleep problems? Message us today for solutions!
#InsomniaSleepInstitute #ArizonaSleepExperts #CPAPComfort #BetterSleepSolutions #SleepCareLeaders #cpaptherapy #cpap
#CPAPDryMouth #HumidifySleep #StopDryThroat #SleepComfortTips #BreatheEasyNight
#HealthySleepHabits #SleepCareMatters #WellnessJourney #SleepHealthExperts #sleephealth #sleepapnea #healthysleep
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Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among teens and young adults, and it can be prevented. Safeguarding your home and having regular conversations and check-ins are a couple of the proactive steps we all can take to help keep our loved ones safe.
Yesterday was #WorldSuicidePreventionDay. Our partners at Phoenix Children's shared important resources at the link below to help families support young people who may be at risk of suicide.👇🧠September 10 is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay. At Phoenix Children’s, we believe suicide prevention is a year-round job for all of us. We partner with families so they can recognize and step in to help if a child or teen is struggling.
We have compiled resources to help families support young people who may be at risk of suicide. Please visit and bookmark bit.ly/3S6nOkI.
#YouAreNotAlone #SuicidePrevention #SuicidePreventionMonth
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Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers among men in the U.S. and one of the leading causes of cancer death among men. The good news is this form of cancer is often treatable when caught early, which makes screening extremely important.
In recognition of #ProstateCancerAwarenessMonth, check out the article below to learn the signs and symptoms and screening recommendations.👇
What You Need to Know About Prostate Cancer - AZ Care Network
azcarenetwork.org
Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers among men. It is important to know the signs and symptoms and when to get screened.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
September is #ProstateCancerAwarenessMonth. Our partners at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center shared an important reminder to encourage men to take steps to reduce their risk of cancer and get screened. Learn more about #prostatecancer prevention and treatment from Dignity Health Cancer Institute experts by clicking the link they shared below!👇Too many of us have a loved one or friend whose life is impacted or cut short by prostate cancer - it's the second most common cancer in men (after skin cancer) and the second leading cause of cancer death in men (after lung cancer). Every September, we recognize Prostate Cancer Awareness Month as an opportunity to remind men to take steps to reduce their risk of cancer and to get screened.
Learn more about #prostatecancer prevention, treatment and our Dignity Health Cancer Institute experts: ow.ly/Iyqa50TeWzF.
📸 - The Great Shave Off of 2023! Coming again this fall - stay tuned for more.
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Did you know many Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) conditions can have an impact on your social interactions and cognitive function?🧠 Enticare shared important information about the profound connection between hearing loss and mental health in their article below. 👇👂👂💙 Unveiling the Silent Link: Hearing Loss and Mental Health Connection! 🧠✨
Hey #EnticareCommunity! 👋 Our latest blog post is a must-read for those curious about the profound connection between hearing loss and mental health. 📖🔍
🔗 bit.ly/3SNHKvp
👉 Discover why addressing hearing issues is not just about your ears but also crucial for your mental well-being. From social interactions to cognitive function, we're shedding light on how good hearing positively impacts overall health. 🌈💪
Share your thoughts below! How has hearing health influenced your mental well-being? Let's start a conversation and empower each other to prioritize holistic wellness! 💙👂 #HearingHealth #MentalWellness #BlogPostAlert #EnticareInsights #ShareYourStory
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Happy #laborday to you and your family! This is a dedicated time to celebrate achievements of workers in the U.S. We hope everyone is able to recognize this holiday by relaxing with loved ones.
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Do you know where to go to get the care your child needs? Whether it’s an illness caused by RSV or an injury like a sprain, it can be difficult to know the best place to go. Knowing the major differences between a pediatrician’s office, urgent care clinic and ED and where to go based on symptoms can help. Get the details in the article below from our partners at Phoenix Children's.👇
Pediatrician vs. Urgent Care vs. Emergency Department
phoenixchildrens.org
February 1, 2024 Blog General Pediatrics Emergency Medicine Pediatric Primary Care Primary & Complex Care Urgent Care Share Many children who get sick or suffer a minor injury will recover with home c...1 CommentComment on Facebook
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In December 2022, ACN's Board of Managers established an annual award to recognize top performing practices in honor of Dr. Hackenyos, our immediate past Board Chair, former Network Committee Chair, and co-founder of Ocotillo Internal Medicine - Chandler. Dr. Hackenyos passed away in December of 2021 after building an exceptional medical practice that continues to thrive after nearly 20 years.
Last month, our team presented the inaugural Jon Hackenyos Practice Excellence Award to Associated Internists of Ahwatukee for their outstanding network performance in 2023. We look forward to continuing this tradition to honor his legacy for years to come.
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Our partners at Abrazo Health are hosting their annual West Valley Heart Walk on November 16th to support heart health initiatives. Join them at this exciting event to walk for a cause! Click the link in the post below for more details and to sign up today.👇Walk for a cause on Saturday, November 16, 2024! Register for the West Valley Heart Walk and help us support heart health initiatives. Every step matters! Click the link to sign up today! Click here (spr.ly/6185cj04h) to join a team or start your own. It's free. #AmericanHeartAssociation
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⚖️ Obesity can have far-reaching effects on various parts of your body. Gilbert Center For Family Medicine shares the impact on your overall health in the post below.👇
If you need help managing your weight to protect your health, ACN's care coordination team can help you find an in-network provider.⚖️ Obesity can have far-reaching effects on various parts of your body.
It increases the risk of heart disease, diabetes, joint pain, and even certain cancers.
Your lungs, liver, kidneys, and digestive system can also be impacted.
Taking steps to manage your weight isn't just about appearance – it's about protecting your long-term health.
#ObesityAwareness #HealthyLiving
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Our partners at Valleywise Health shared an important story from 71-year-old burn survivor Robert Woolley of Phoenix in the post below. As excessive heat warnings continue across the Valley, the surgeons at the Diane & Bruce Halle Arizona Burn Center encourage Arizona residents to be aware of the dangers associated with contact with hot pavement and other surfaces.
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Do you know how to decipher when you need to go to the emergency department from when you simply need to schedule an appointment with your doctor? Choosing the right care in the right setting can save you money on healthcare costs.
However, we know this can be complicated to navigate, which is why we're here to help. Check out the article below for a few examples that can help you determine the best place to get care the next time you are experiencing a medical issue.
Should I go to the Emergency Room, Urgent Care, or See My Primary Care Provider? - AZ Care Network
azcarenetwork.org
Making the right decision on where to seek medical care can save money and ensure you only spend time in the emergency room when you absolutely need to.1 CommentComment on Facebook
Once upon a time, you just saw your doctor for everything. Now, you have too many choices. Years ago, my son fell and broke his arm. Our doctor told us to go to the nearest emergency room. After we got there, we were yelled at because the hospital was not in our provider's network. It was the nearest hospital. The one under our insurance was further away. We just can't pick any emergency room or even urgent care.
More than 3,200 deaths from exposure to excessive natural heat have occurred in Arizona from 2012 to 2022. Keep your loved ones safe for the rest of the summer with these heat safety tips from the Arizona Department of Health Services. ☀🥵👇Before taking your dog for a walk, step outside and place your hand on the pavement. If the ground burns your hand, then it is too hot for your dog to walk on. 🚫
Learn more about heat safety tips for you and your family by visiting us online: azhealth.gov/heat
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