For many veterans, navigating the complexities of healthcare can be overwhelming, especially when dealing with chronic health conditions. This is where Coordinated Veteran Care Plans (CVC) come into play—a proactive approach designed to improve veterans' quality of life and reduce hospitalisations. 

The CVC program aims to bring healthcare professionals, veterans, and their families together to create a tailored plan that addresses individual health needs. Here’s how these plans can make a tangible difference in the lives of Australian veterans:

A Collaborative Approach to Care

One of the standout features of a Coordinated Veteran Care Plan is its team-based approach. The program starts with a comprehensive assessment involving the veteran, a dedicated nurse, and a general practitioner (GP). They create a roadmap for managing the veteran’s ongoing healthcare needs. This collaboration ensures:

• Personalised Care: We design the plan around the veteran's unique medical history, lifestyle, and goals.

• Consistency: Regular reviews every 90 days by the nurse allow for adjustments to ensure the plan remains adequate.

• Collaborative Care: Multi-disciplinary healthcare providers can be included in the planning process.

Proactive Health Management

The CVC program takes a proactive approach rather than waiting for issues to escalate into emergencies. By closely monitoring chronic health conditions and providing regular check-ins, the program helps veterans stay ahead of potential health risks. This approach not only improves overall well-being but also reduces the likelihood of unplanned hospitalisations—a significant stressor for many veterans.

Key Benefits of CVC Programs

Veterans participating in a CVC plan can expect:

1. Improved Health Outcomes: With a focus on consistent management of chronic conditions, veterans often experience fewer health complications.

2. Holistic Support: The program considers physical, mental, and social health, ensuring a well-rounded approach to care.

3. Accessible Services: As part of the program, veterans gain access to essential healthcare services, with many costs covered under the DVA.

4. Enhanced Independence: By addressing health needs proactively, veterans are empowered to live more fulfilling, independent lives.

Who Is Eligible?

The CVC program is available to:

• Gold Card holders with chronic health conditions.

• White Card holders with DVA-accepted chronic mental health conditions.

If you’re unsure about your eligibility, Medibase’s experienced intake team can guide you through the process and connect you with the services you’re entitled to.

Medibase: Your Partner in Health

At Medibase, we understand the unique challenges faced by Australian veterans. That’s why our CVC program goes beyond healthcare—it builds relationships, creates a support system, and ensures veterans receive the comprehensive care they deserve.

By choosing Medibase, you’re not just accessing a service—you’re gaining a dedicated team committed to helping you live your best life. 

For more information or to see how a Coordinated Veteran Care Plan can work for you, contact our friendly team today. Let us help you achieve your health goals—because every veteran deserves the best care.