You will be measured against their peers in your ability to improve overall health outcomes and reduce claims for wasteful and unnecessary services, with contracted payments hinging on the results.

If you’re shopping around for care management software, you may be feeling a bit overwhelmed.

As providers begin to explore the financial and patient-health rewards from implementing Medicare programs, they face a foundational question.

Shopping for care management software can be time-consuming and stressful.

You’ve decided that a Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) program is right for your practice. You’ve developed a plan for implementing the program.

One of the simplest questions is also one that can trip up a lot of practices when starting a Chronic Care Management (CCM) program.

When practices implement a Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) program, one critical decision they face is whether to lease or buy the patient monitoring devices.

If your practice is managing care coordination programs, you are already enjoying the benefits of doing so, including the financial reimbursement afforded to you by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS).

If you’re implementing care coordination and wellness programs at your practice for Medicare beneficiaries, you’re going to need someone to manage those programs.

Your practice is ready to provide care coordination and wellness services to patients. You’ve decided to implement one, two, or all of these programs into your practice: