Disease Management Resources
Listed below are additional website links or documents that may be helpful to members searching for more information on diabetes, heart failure, asthma, COPD and pregnancy.
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Additional Websites
- Health Education Answers Neighborhood W.A.T.C.H
The Health Plan is pleased to present Health Education Answers, a web-based program, brought to you by Eli Lilly, designed to help you promote your health and wellness. Learn important information and helpful tips regarding Wellness, Depression, Diabetes, Weight Management, Smoking & Addiction and more! You must first register to use this program.
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Website devoted to learning more about the American Heart Association's efforts to reduce death caused by cardiovascular disease.
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Website providing insulin, diabetes treatment and blood sugar control information. Learn to overcome insulin fears and doubts and how insulin may help you control blood glucose. Access diabetes and insulin resources, read insulin success stories and more.
Asthma
The asthma program is designed to modify risk factors associated with asthma as well as reduce the number of acute exacerbations. This is accomplished by promoting treatment compliance through education, counseling and support.
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Program
This program is designed to modify risk factors associated with COPD as well as slow the progression of the disease by promoting treatment plan compliance through education, counseling, and support. Members with COPD require long-term, continual health care to maintain functional status and to help eliminate disease exacerbations.
Go to COPD Resources for more information and helpful documents to help you manage your COPD.
Congestive Heart Failure Program
This program is designed to modify cardiovascular risk factors and slow disease progression by promoting treatment plan compliance through education, counseling and support.
Go to CHF Resources for more information and helpful documents.
Diabetes Program
This program is designed to modify risk factors associated with diabetes as well as slow the progression of microvascular and macrovascular complications by promoting treatment plan compliance through education, counseling, and support. Members with diabetes require long-term, continual health care to maintain appropriate glycemic control and to decrease the risk of long term complications such as neuropathy, nephropathy and blindness.
Go to Diabetes Resources for more information and helpful documents. 
