Healthmap’s Cardiac Health Management (CHM) program is a population health management program designed to support members with heart failure and other high-risk cardiac conditions. It applies Healthmap’s established population health model to cardiac disease: identifying risk earlier, prioritizing the members most likely to benefit from intervention, engaging those members through Care Navigation, and collaborating with their existing physicians to improve outcomes and reduce avoidable utilization.

Healthmap’s Cardiac Health Management program is designed for health plans and providers caring for people with heart failure and other high-risk cardiac needs, particularly members with rising risk, complex comorbidities, care gaps, or a history of avoidable utilization who can benefit from proactive, coordinated support between physician visits.

Healthmap supports people with heart failure by providing proactive, personalized support between physician visits and working alongside the member’s existing cardiologist, primary care physician, and other providers. Healthmap extends heart failure care beyond the physician’s office by combining analytics, clinical expertise, Care Navigation, provider collaboration, and whole-person support to help members follow their treatment plan, address barriers, and take timely action before their condition escalates.

Cardiac and kidney health are deeply interconnected. Problems with one can contribute to problems with the other, which is why Healthmap takes an integrated cardio-kidney-metabolic approach—supporting the whole person and coordinating care across conditions and providers. The benefit of this integrated approach is that a member with both cardiac and kidney disease does not need to be treated as two separate populations. Healthmap can support the whole person, identify risks and care gaps across both conditions, and coordinate interventions with the member’s existing care team.

Healthmap provides ongoing, personalized heart failure education that helps members understand their condition, medications, symptoms, nutrition, and care plan—giving them practical tools to manage their health between physician visits and know when to seek additional care. The approach is intended to be more than a one-time educational handout. Healthmap’s heart failure strategy calls for education tailored to the member’s clinical needs, literacy level, language, and circumstances, with content available through multiple channels such as digital/in-app resources, print, video, telephone, and live interactions with care team members. Care teams can reinforce education over time, track progress toward self-management goals, answer questions, and escalate concerns when additional clinical support is needed.