5 Things to Consider When Evaluating APCM
Advanced Primary Care Management (APCM) is a new Medicare program that lets medical providers bill for between-visit work. Done well, APCM can improve patient outcomes while compensating healthcare organizations for pursuing value-based initiatives. However, APCM isn’t a good fit for every practice. Here are 5 things to consider to determine if APCM is right for you.
Advanced Primary Care Management vs. Chronic Care Management

With the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ recent introduction of reimbursement for Advanced Primary Care Management (APCM), administrators and physician leaders face important decisions: Should you leverage CCM or explore APCM for your practice? Joining our discussion is Tracie Jefferson, PA-C, Physician Assistant at Sound Family Medicine.
Advanced Primary Care Management vs. Chronic Care Management

The introduction of Medicare APCM presents new opportunities for medical practices to receive fair reimbursement for the between-visit work they are already doing, but which fee-for-service program is right for your organization?
Advanced Primary Care Management (APCM) Requirements Checklist
To take advantage of the new Advanced Primary Care Management (APCM) reimbursement for supporting patients with between-visit care, providers must meet 4 practice-level capabilities and perform 6 care management activities.
KCCGA’s Strategy to Slow Chronic Kidney Disease Progression
After implementing initiatives to succeed in the value-based Kidney Care Choices model, the team at Kidney Care Center of Georgia (KCCGA) saw Chronic Care Management (CCM) as the next evolution to help patients under both fee-for-service and value-based models.
The Neurology Center’s “Easy” Path to Chronic Care Management
The Neurology Center operates without any clinical support staff, but a turnkey solution enabled them to quickly launch Phamily CCM for 650+ patients within the first 2.5 months — no hiring or training required.
Staff a scalable, profitable Chronic Care Management program for your neurology practice
Neurology practices that launch Connected Care programs see immediate demand from patients – often more than 1000 of them in the first 48 hours. The good news? Phamily CCM helps reduce the staff you need and find a staffing model that works for you – whether your practice is big or small.
Eastern Connecticut Hematology & Oncology
ECHO’s patients had diverse needs that
required personalized care, but scaling
between-visit care seemed impossible. A turnkey Connected Care service line helped them scale for better patient care and documentation.
DENT Neurologic Institute
DENT’s growing nursing team still couldn’t keep up with patient needs between visits, until they started texting through Phamily Connected Care.
Integra Connect Teams Up with Jaan Health and Sweeten Health to Advance Chronic Care Management for Oncology
[WEST PALM BEACH, October 16] — Integra Connect, a leader in value-based, precision medicine solutions for specialty care, today announced a strategic collaboration with the leading chronic care management and proactive care company Jaan Health and innovative care management provider Sweeten Health.
Chronic Care Management for Oncology Patients
Sarah had her first cigarette when she was 13. For the past few years, she has struggled with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and cardiovascular disease. And today, you held her hand and told her that she has Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC)…
Most Promising Healthcare AI Startups of 2024, According to VCs
The first article in this series interviewed companies that give patients a voice somehow in the development of AI models affecting health care. I talked to several other companies that try in various ways to improve the typical use of patient input developing AI.