Molina offers Disease Management Programs that can help you manage your chronic health conditions. Our programs offer learning materials, advice and care tips. We also help you work with your doctor. The goal is to help you learn to manage your health conditions.

Members are found through medical or pharmacy claims. Members are enrolled in the program(s) that meets their needs. If your health condition is more complex, a nurse care manager may call you. The nurse helps you get the care you need. If you have a chronic condition not listed below you may contact us. We will refer you to a nurse care manager for assistance.

There are many ways you can be referred to these programs. One way to enroll is through your doctor. You also can self-refer to the programs. There are certain requirements that you must meet. These programs are voluntary. You can choose to be removed from a program at any time.

Get help managing your chronic illness. Programs include:

Breathe with Ease® (Asthma) program

• This program is for adults with asthma. You will learn:
  • About asthma triggers.
  • About early warning signs.
  • How to use asthma meds the right way.
  • How to work with your doctor to prevent asthma flare-ups.
  • How to use a peak flow meter and an inhaler with a spacer.

Healthy Living with Diabetes® program

• This program is for adults ages 18 and above living with diabetes. You will learn:
  • About the types of diabetes.
  • About diabetes self-care (meal planning, exercise tips, diabetes meds and much more).
  • How to work with your main doctor and care team to manage diabetes.

Heart Healthy Living program

• This program is for adults with high blood pressure, coronary artery disease and/or congestive heart failure. You will learn:
  • About coronary artery disease, high blood pressure and/or congestive heart failure.
  • About taking your meds.
  • About making lifestyle changes to quit smoking and eat healthier.

Living with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) program

• This program is for adults with COPD. You will learn:
  • How to quit smoking.
  • About working with your doctor to keep your COPD under control.
  • The warning signs of COPD.
  • How to take your meds as ordered.

Case management and complex case management

Living with health problems and managing them can be hard. We offer special services and programs for members who need extra help with a health problem.

Case Management is when a nurse works with you and your main doctor. The nurse will help you get the care you need.

Complex Case Management program is for members with difficult health. Both programs allow you to work with a nurse. The nurse can help you learn more about your health problems. He or she can teach you how to better manage them.

There are many ways you can be referred to this program. One way to enroll is through your doctor. You also can self-refer to the program by calling Member Services. There are certain requirements that you must meet.

This program is voluntary and is offered at no cost to you. You can choose to be removed from the program at any time.