Without software, Chronic Care Management (CCM) — or any other care management service — will be difficult to deliver to your patients. Your practice or organization will need to leverage a digital care coordination solution to implement your program.

What You'll Learn Reading This Article Comprehensive Definition: Learn how care coordination software serves as a digital hub for home health agencies and Accountable Care Organizations to integrate clinical workflows and streamline patient-centered care planning. Program Implementation: Discover how to use software to manage complex preventive programs such as Chronic Care Management (CCM), Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM), and Transitional Care Management (TCM) while adhering to strict regulatory requirements. Value-based Outcomes: Explore how data analytics and clinical automation can help maximize reimbursements, reduce financial exposure in Value-based Care, and improve patient health outcomes. Platform Integration: Understand how ThoroughCare functions as a comprehensive value-based care delivery platform, enabling more than 725 providers. ThoroughCare helps bridge the gap between clinical strategy and operational execution with workflow automations and expert Clinical Advisory Services. If you’ve learned about care management programs, such as Chronic Care Management (CCM), Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM), or Transitional Care Management (TCM), you’ve realized how integral care coordination software can be.

How do you define success for a clinical care manager? What does it look like?

It is essential to periodically review and, when applicable, revise a patient’s care plan.

As a nurse or clinician, creating and updating a care plan is crucial to effectively coordinating patient services and interventions, and overseeing medication management.

What is a care manager?

Care Coordination and Wellness programs, with goals of improved health, better care and lower costs, continue to expand. Unfortunately, these programs lag behind in many rural communities. But programs like Chronic Care Management (CCM) are tailor-made for the rural population. Here are 6 reasons Rural Health Providers need CCM:

Physicians and their staff have long been advised of the quality of life improvements afforded through the implementation of care management, wellness, and prevention programs for Medicare patients. But do they really understand what is to be gained financially?