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Annual Wellness Visit | Social Determinants of Health

By: ThoroughCare
February 14th, 2024

For 2024, Medicare has introduced a new Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) assessment. An SDoH assessment is a valuable tool to help to identify known or suspected SDoH needs that may interfere with the diagnosis or treatment of a patient and can help lead to improved outcomes.

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Care Coordination | Annual Wellness Visit | Advance Care Planning | CPT codes

By: ThoroughCare
February 13th, 2024

With an Annual Wellness Visit (AWV), your patient receives an appropriate opportunity to review Advance Care Planning (ACP). You can use this yearly assessment as a time to cover why advanced planning can be of great benefit. In this video, we discuss everything you need to know about the 2024 CPT codes, billing requirements, and reimbursements for Advance Care Planning (ACP), so you can properly bill for this program and maximize your revenue. This includes code 99497 and add-on code 99498.

ThoroughCare FAQ

By: ThoroughCare
February 13th, 2024

The National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) is a private, nonprofit organization that helps health plans and provider organizations improve care quality and measurement.

Advance Care Planning | Patient Engagement

By: ThoroughCare
February 6th, 2024

Advance Care Planning (ACP) adoption has been slow because clinicians don’t have ample time or are uncomfortable with the topic; patients tend to associate ACP with end-of-life.

ThoroughCare FAQ | Care Management

By: ThoroughCare
February 6th, 2024

ThoroughCare offers more than a software platform for care delivery.

ThoroughCare FAQ | Patient Engagement

By: ThoroughCare
January 30th, 2024

Physicians and clinical teams face a catch-22. They can’t gain patient participation and adherence without increasing health and disease education. Yet, they don’t have the time to engage patients deeply.