Company History
Founded in 2013, Asian Community Care Management specializes in the design and implementation of customized care-management solutions for key industry stakeholders including Aetna, Humana, One City Health (City of New York), Mount Sinai Hospital, Queens Hospital, SUNY Downstate Medical Center (SUNY), Bellevue Hospital and many others.
Since inception, our compassionate team of caregivers have provided direct services to thousands of patients and achieved documented improvements in health outcomes, reducing healthcare costs as measured by readmission rates and ED utilization.
As demand for the organization’s services has continued to grow over the past 6 years, ACCM has expanded upon its menu of services to include remote and community-based, customized, care for patients suffering from Asthma, and other (in some cases, multiple) chronic conditions. Our team also offers long-term care management and care-coordination/navigational services for patients/customers of some of the most respected and accomplished health care institutions in New York and beyond.
ACCM has been, and continues to be, committed to continuous improvement, incorporating technology and evidence-based practices in every aspect of our work. Assessment tools are embedded into ACCM’s care-management software to define level of care, and identify health risks, and our team utilizes technology which notifies our care managers in real-time when a patient is hospitalized. These approaches foster collaboration with hospital staff in discharge planning as well as transition of care. But we are not simply a company that is driven by a desire to employ the latest tech - we understand the importance of the human connection, which is why community health workers play such an important role in our model. As a testament to our successful use of CHWs in care management, ACCM recently won a contract with SEIU 1199 to train up to 1,000 Community Health Workers to meet the growing demand for these positions in New York City. In addition, ACCM’s care model takes into account social determinants of health using evidence-based tools to help better understand the causes of a patient’s readmission and ways to prevent the need for future admissions.
As we continue to - expanding the number of patients served and the array of services offered - we never take our eyes off the ‘prize,’ which is to provide the best possible care to our clients.