That’s a completely appropriate use of care coordination. Not every family needs intensive cross-system coordination. Some families need help finding one thing. We start wherever you are.

Yes. Any communication between your care coordinator and other providers requires your informed consent. You remain in control of who knows what about your family.

IEP meetings, provider appointments when appropriate, child services meetings, and other system interactions where your family needs support and representation. The scope is determined by your specific needs.

[Confirm with Cornerstone: is standalone care coordination available or is it exclusively bundled with clinical services?]

Care Coordination is integrated into services provided by Cornerstone. Speak with your care team about how it is structured within your specific service plan. [Confirm billing and access structure with Cornerstone.]