Community Based Care for Veterans

The Veterans Administration (VA) Community Care Network (CCN) is an integral part of the healthcare system for U.S. Veterans, offering an expanded network of care beyond the traditional VA healthcare facilities.

The VA Community Care Network is a vital resource for U.S. Veterans, offering access to a wide range of healthcare services outside of VA facilities. By understanding how to navigate the CCN, Veterans can ensure they receive the comprehensive, timely care they deserve. Veterans are encouraged to explore their eligibility for community care and to utilize the network to support their health and well-being.

Understanding the VA Community Care Network

What is the VA Community Care Network?

The VA Community Care Network is designed to provide Veterans with access to healthcare services outside of VA facilities. This initiative partners with private healthcare providers across Ohio to ensure Veterans can receive care closer to home or in situations where VA facilities may not offer the needed services.

Network Providers and Services

The CCN includes a vast array of healthcare services, from primary and specialty care to mental health services, urgent care, and extended care and support services. This diversity ensures that Veterans have access to comprehensive healthcare solutions that meet their unique needs.

Freedom Home Care is part of the Community Care Network.

At Freedom Home Care, our mission is rooted in a deep respect and gratitude for the sacrifices made by our nation’s Veterans. 

Community Based Care (CCN) | Batavia | Freedom Home Care

Providing Veterans with Home Care Services in Batavia, Amelia, Milford, New Richmond, Goshen, Bethel, Williamsburg, Loveland, Withamsville, Felicity, Georgetown, Mount Orab, Ripley, Hamersville, Sardinia, Clermont County and Brown County.

Covered Services

Detailed List of Services

The CCN covers a broad spectrum of healthcare services, ensuring Veterans can access the care they need when they need it. This includes:

  • Primary Care: Routine health checks, management of chronic conditions, and preventive care.
  • Specialty Care: Access to specialized medical professionals for specific health issues.
  • Mental Health Services: Counseling, therapy, and other mental health support services.
  • Urgent and Emergency Care: Immediate care for acute medical conditions.
  • Extended Care and Support Services: Long-term care, including home health care, hospice care, and support for caregivers.

Determining Eligibility

Veterans can find out if they are eligible for community care through their VA healthcare provider. This determination is made based on the Veteran’s specific healthcare needs and the criteria set by the VA.

Our services are tailored to meet the unique needs of each Veteran, reflecting our deep commitment to their well-being.

At Freedom Home Care, our mission is rooted in a deep respect and gratitude for the sacrifices made by our nation’s Veterans. Located in Batavia, OH, we are dedicated to empowering Veterans through compassionate home care services.
Our team is committed to providing the highest standard of care, ensuring that each Veteran we serve can live a dignified and independent life in the comfort of their own home. Our services are tailored to meet the unique needs of each Veteran, reflecting our deep commitment to their well-being.
Community Based Care (CCN) | Batavia | Freedom Home Care

Scheduling Appointments with Community Care Providers

Guide to Scheduling Appointments

With a referral and authorization in hand, Veterans can schedule appointments with community care providers. This process involves contacting the provider, providing the necessary referral information, and coordinating care between the VA and the community provider.

Ensuring a Smooth Scheduling Process

To facilitate a smooth scheduling process, Veterans should keep detailed records of their communications with both the VA and community care providers, confirm appointments ahead of time, and promptly notify all parties of any changes to their schedule or health status.

Referrals and Authorizations

Obtaining a Referral

To access care through the CCN, Veterans need a referral from their VA healthcare provider. This referral is based on the provider’s assessment that the Veteran’s healthcare needs can be better served through the network.

Understanding Authorizations

After receiving a referral, the VA must authorize the care before a Veteran can see a community provider. This step ensures that the services provided are covered under the CCN.

Coordination Between VA and Community Care Providers

Effective coordination between the VA and community care providers is essential for ensuring that Veterans receive seamless, integrated care. This includes the sharing of medical records and treatment plans, with Veterans playing a key role in facilitating communication between their providers.

Veterans' Responsibilities within the CCN

Veterans using the CCN have responsibilities to ensure the success of their care. These include attending all scheduled appointments, adhering to treatment plans, and maintaining open lines of communication with their healthcare providers.

Our team is committed to providing the highest standard of care, ensuring that each Veteran we serve can live a dignified and independent life in the comfort of their own home.

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