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    Chronic Care Patient

    Patient living with a long-term health condition that requires ongoing management, monitoring.

    Definition

    A Chronic Care Patient is a patient living with a long-term health condition that requires ongoing management, monitoring, or treatment.

    Why it matters

    Chronic conditions often require coordinated care, medication management, education, and continued monitoring.

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