The Partnership’s Community Care Hub (CCH) Resource Map serves as a centralized, comprehensive repository designed to help stakeholders in the field easily locate and access critical CCH-related tools, templates, and guidance all in one place.
Sourced from a wide variety of trusted partners across the country—ranging from national entities to state public agencies, local hubs, and community-based organizations on the ground—each resource features a concise summary and direct link to guide your exploration.
To meet organizations exactly where they are, the map categorizes tools by resource type and groups them by hub development stage, ensuring you can seamlessly find what you need whether you are learning the basics, emerging into new partnerships, or diving into advanced operations.
As you scroll through, you will discover an invaluable wealth of big-picture assets and deep-dive materials, ranging from foundational hub overviews and governance frameworks to financial modeling tools and complex Medicare billing and coding pathways.
Resources in this category are focused on supporting organizations in the earliest phases of exploring or establishing the core components of a Community Care Hub. At this stage, formal planning is just beginning, and essential infrastructures—such as formalized governance structures, network operational processes, and shared data systems—are not yet fully in place. The focus here is on building a baseline understanding of hub functions, assessing organizational capacity, and exploring how your organization can best contribute, whether that is developing a hub or deciding to be a vital partner within an existing CCH network.
Resources in this category are intended for organizations that have begun developing key components of the Community Care Hub model, with early planning and initial implementation steps already underway. At this stage, organizations are actively building momentum by exploring partnerships, piloting activities, or designing operational workflows, though these efforts may still be limited in scale or full integration. The focus here is on strengthening capacity to transition from early-stage planning to more structured, consistent implementation by formalizing processes, clarifying network roles, and building systems that can support reliable and scalable operations.
Resources in this category are tailored for organizations that have many core elements of a Community Care Hub in place and are actively executing key functions across multiple domains. At this level, entities are demonstrating early success in managing partnerships, coordinating service delivery, and navigating complex operational systems. The focus here is on moving from initial execution toward full maturity—standardizing processes across all network partners, integrating data systems, and securing long-term sustainability to build a highly coordinated, scalable, and reliable community care system.
