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A 2024 Journal of the American College of Cardiology report reveals that cardiologists are absent from almost 50% of all U.S. counties. The majority of rural communities face the biggest challenge because they must travel distances exceeding 85 miles to access...
The CDC reports that six out of ten Americans suffer from at least one persistent health condition. Therefore, practices need to dedicate numerous hours weekly to condition management and documentation work that satisfies Medicare reimbursement standards.Understanding...
Because of MCC requirements, healthcare providers must address both clinical and non-clinical risk factors when delivering effective care. Patient-centered treatment needs to analyze Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) factors, including transportation and healthcare...
Telehealth, along with remote patient monitoring (RPM), has transformed how healthcare professionals deliver their services to patients. Digital health services now enjoy skyrocketing demand from healthcare organizations, physicians, and their patients and family...
Remote nursing has transformed patient care delivery through its provision of affordable accessible healthcare while ensuring continuous medical support for chronic condition patients. Virtual monitoring in combination with medication management and timely...
The drive for value-based care has motivated medical practices to develop new preventive programs that deliver benefits to their patients. Among these programs is Chronic Care Management which serves as one of the initiatives. Traditional Medicare patients under...
The current population statistics reveal that 60% of all Americans together with 85% of older adults live with at least one chronic medical condition. Dealing with significant patient populations that present multidimensional health needs proves to be complex. The...
The healthcare department recognizes obesity as a chronic disease that continues to be a major global health concern. The recent survey data indicates an alarming rate of obesity which affects more than 42% of US adults. The current trends indicate that obesity will...
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) revolutionizes the delivery of healthcare services, especially outpatient services, by enabling the monitoring of a patient’s status, including vital signs and health status. This approach enables healthcare providers to track a...
Chronic Care Management is a program that teaches Medicare patients more about their chronic conditions and how they can handle them. Via CCM, a patient is assigned a care coordinator who contacts him or her at least once a month to assist in setting up health...
Telemonitoring and Chronic Care Management are two relatively new players in the healthcare stage. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services started reimbursing providers for Chronic care management services in 2015 and introduced RPM Reimbursements a couple of...
Recent data by the CDC show that 60% of the US population suffers from at least one chronic disease. These patients will always need their conditions managed, and practices can dedicate weekly hours to research, phone calls, and documentation to meet Medicare...