We serve a wide range of clients and provide value added services to achieve faster reimbursements.
Our outreach, documentation, and compliant billing enable your team to provide ongoing care while expediting monthly payments.
Our collaboration provides significant improvements in patient care, revenue growth, and cost reduction.
ConnecticutMedBill adaptable approach enables you to scale your CCM program as you reach more patients and grow your business, guaranteeing your practice’s overall success.
Our integrated solution records all patient communication and save detailed documentation to make the entire process easier and quicker.Our CCM services provide straightforward deployment process and manage all the tasks efficiently such as eligibility, announcements, enrollment etc.
Eligibility: To optimize your practice coverage, we intelligently determine your patients’ eligibility depending on their insurance coverage and chronic illnesses.
Enrolment On your behalf, our enrolment Specialists gets in touch with your patients and easily guides them through the enrolment procedure.
Participation To increase patient participation and provide individualized treatment, each of your patients will be paired with a specialized Certified Medical Assistant.
Everything you need to know about chronic care management.
For patients with two or more chronic diseases, chronic care management (CCM) provides a remote touchpoint in between appointments. This entails managing care for at least 20 minutes each month. In order to organize care and assist with patient demands, a committed care partner communicates by phone or text.
Patients who benefit from Comprehensive Chronic Care Management have round-the-clock access to doctors and clinical personnel who can attend to their immediate and long-term requirements. By electronically recording every patient interaction for real-time continuity of care, CCM also helps practices.
An expected outcome and prognosis, quantifiable treatment goals, cognitive and functional tests, and symptom and medication management are all common components of a complete chronic care management plan, according to The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
In addition to verbal or written patient consent, CMS mandates a first visit for new patients or patients the billing practitioner hasn’t seen in a year before CCM services can begin. Practices can bill for at least 20 minutes or more of care coordination each month with CCM services, which are not usually in-person.
Patients who qualify for CCM must have two or more chronic diseases that are projected to last at least a year and put them at a high risk of dying or losing their ability to function. Diabetes, hypertension, chronic kidney disease, congestive heart failure (CHF), chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), depression, anxiety, and other conditions are among those that are eligible for chronic care management.
