Chronic Care Management (CCM) makes proactive care profitable

Support your patients with consistent, high-quality care between visits. Phamily makes it fast and easy to get started.

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Between-visit care improves outcomes for patients with chronic conditions

Chronic Care Management (CCM) lets practices get fair compensation for this between-visit work. With Phamily, you can scale the same high-quality, consistent care to 10x more patients than traditional methods.

Reduced hospitalizations

Better self-management

Lower total cost of care

4 hours

to get everything up and running

90%

monthly patient engagement — averaging 3.4 times per month

$700K

annual revenue per 1,000 patients

50%

profit margin to reinvest in your practice

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Stop playing phone tag with your patients

Bring order to the chaos of ad hoc triage calls, medication refills, and chart updates. CCM gives medical practices a framework to operationalize between-visit care — and get paid for it.

Chronic Care Management (CCM) can transform your practice for the better

Deliver higher quality care

Streamline administrative tasks

Get fair compensation for between-visit work

Drive $700,000 annual revenue for every 1,000 patients enrolled

What is the difference between APCM vs. CCM?

Both Chronic Care Management and Advanced Primary Care Management compensate medical practices for between-visit work. Medicare uses these fee-for-service programs to reward providers who pursue value-based outcomes. However, there are important differences between the two programs, including which patients qualify and what activities are required to bill.

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Launch your CCM program in just 4 hours

With Phamily’s industry-leading CCM platform and turnkey staffing, even the busiest practice can implement CCM, as onboarding takes just 4 hours. And for providers who prefer to keep things in-house, our AI copilot gives each care manager the tools they need to support 10x more patients with consistent, high-quality care.

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CUSTOMER STORIES

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.

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.

Chronic Care Management for Oncology

Cancer patients need significant care and support between visits. Oncology providers may balk at implementing Chronic Care Management (CCM): too expensive, for too few patients. But innovative cancer centers with Integra Connect are scaling high-quality, profitable CCM programs across 1000s of patients — and seeing transformative outcomes.

Empower Your Oncology Patients – and Practice – with Chronic Care Management

The ECHO team, led by Dr. Kapur, explain how they launched their Chronic Care Management program, share the positive impact CCM has had on their oncology patients and practice, and answer questions from a live audience.

Nephrology Associates of Kentuckiana​

Ramsay Nassar, MD sees increased prescription compliance, reduced hospitalization, and higher overall engagement from his practice’s CCM program.
How did Dent Neurologic Institute Launch a CCM Program?

Dent Live Q&A

Katie Ross, the Director of Clinic Operations at DENT Neurologic Institute, took questions from other neurology practice leaders about how DENT launched their Chronic Care Management (CCM) program with Phamily.

Balancing Kidney Care​

Jennifer Huneycutt, CPA, CMPE explains how to match patients to programs for success in FFS and VBC.

TOOLKITS, WHITEPAPERS, AND ARTICLES

“Help! Thousands of my neurology patients want care management!”

When Katie Ross launched a Connected Care service at DENT Neurologic Institute, over 1000 patients joined within the first 48 hours. "When you hear ‘a thousand patients’, at least from my operational mind, that sounds like a lot of work that somebody needs to do," said Ross, the Director of Clinical Operations...
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Jaan Health and NeuroNet Join Forces to Transform Chronic Care Management in Neurology

[WASHINGTON, July 23] — Jaan Health, the leading chronic care management and proactive care company, today announced it is joining forces with NeuroNet, a national organization dedicated to the long term advancement and sustainability of community neurology practices.
Debunking CCM Myths

Debunking Myths about Chronic Care Management

Your patients want Chronic Care Management. Your practice is already doing the work (perhaps unpaid and inefficiently). So why let myths about CCM prevent your practice from delivering great between-visit care — profitably? We interviewed Amy Knighton, CEO of Savannah Neurology Specialists, about how she implemented Chronic Care Management — twice. She debunks some common CCM myths.

Which FFS programs offer the most value for your practice?​

Many Medicare FFS reimbursement programs could benefit your kidney patients - but which ones make the most sense for your nephrology practice? It all depends on how well you scale them.

Worried about the RTA for CKCC? FFS programs can help bridge the gap

Roughly half of the nephrologists practicing in the United States participate in Medicare’s Chronic Kidney Care Contracting (CKCC) value-based payment model. With CKCC, CMS took a major step forward in partnering with nephrologists to improve the cost and quality of kidney care. But participating providers face unexpected financial losses this year...

What conditions qualify for Medicare Chronic Care Management (CCM?)

Many physicians — especially specialists — have questions about which chronic conditions are eligible for between-visit care under Medicare’s Chronic Care Management (CCM) program and what criteria patients must meet to be eligible...

The Bridge to Value for Kidney Care

Which fee-for-service programs can help your practice fund the transition to value-based care, while building the operational and clinical muscles you’ll need for success?

Stop doing between-visit work for free

Are your physicians burnt out? In February 2024, athenahealth released the results of their third annual Physician Sentiment Survey, conducted by Harris Poll. The findings were both disturbing and (sadly) expected...
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Population-scale care management is impossible – or is it?

Last week, I wrote about benchmarking a Chronic Care Management (CCM) program. Because Medicare’s CCM program is severely underpenetrated – only 3% of applicable providers are participating – many medical groups have never had the opportunity to see a scalable, financially sustainable program at work...

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