CCC in pregnancy can refer to the Comprehensive Continuum of Care program, which provides pregnant women with comprehensive case management services. These services aim to support the health and well-being of both the mother and child.
Comprehensive Continuum of Care (CCC) Program
The Comprehensive Continuum of Care (CCC) program focuses on providing extensive support to pregnant women and women with dependent children. The core objective is to reduce obstacles to treatment, foster motivation, improve life circumstances, and encourage active participation in sustained recovery.
Goals of the CCC Program:
- Reduce Barriers to Treatment: Identifying and addressing challenges that prevent women from accessing necessary healthcare and support services.
- Encourage Motivation: Inspiring women to actively engage in their own care and recovery processes.
- Improve and Balance Life Situations: Helping women achieve stability and well-being in various aspects of their lives, such as housing, employment, and relationships.
- Promote Engagement in Long-Term Recovery: Supporting women in maintaining their health and well-being over the long term through ongoing care and support.
Services Provided Under CCC
The specific services offered under a CCC program can vary, but generally include:
- Case management
- Healthcare coordination
- Counseling
- Educational resources
- Referrals to community services
- Support groups
