Care Management Blog

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has released the proposed rule for its 2025 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule.

In this video, we dive into the transformative impact of Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) on Chronic Care Management (CCM). Chronic conditions require consistent monitoring and management, and RPM offers a revolutionary solution by enabling healthcare providers to remotely track patients' health data in real-time.

Gastroenterology is a complicated specialty that helps patients with multifaceted clinical and quality-of-life issues. Yet, these providers face increased challenges, such as falling reimbursements, increasing patient demand, and physician shortages.

In the US, diabetes affects more than 38 million adults, making up 11.6% of the population, costing more than $306 billion in direct medical costs.

Approximately 93% of primary care physicians wish they had support to better engage patients with multiple chronic conditions, according to a Quest survey.

An opinion piece in the American Academy of Family Physicians’ (AAFP) FPM journal identified care management as an “essential strategy” for success in primary care practices. Despite growing evidence demonstrating its potential to improve the health of the most at-risk patients, Chronic Care Management (CCM) adoption by rural providers has been slower than their urban counterparts.

Data integration and interoperability enable greater capabilities to capture and share patient information, supporting new models like value-based care management.

Remote Patient Monitoring, or RPM, is a tele-health option designed for patients with acute and chronic conditions requiring ongoing monitoring.

ThoroughCare’s analytics capabilities provide many reports and dashboards that help leaders and their teams manage all aspects of care management, including clinical, financial, and operational performance.