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We connect patients and providers to improve chronic condition management. Here are some of the lessons we've learned and the insights we've gained.

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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). You know that Sarah will need care coordination for cancer treatment and her other chronic conditions. And she'll also need help with the mental health, social, and financial challenges that come with a cancer diagnosis.

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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). You know that Sarah will need care coordination for cancer treatment and her other chronic conditions. And she'll also need help with the mental health, social, and financial challenges that come with a cancer diagnosis.
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.
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.
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.
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...
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...

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