Revenue you may be missing

Care programs, implemented free.

Implementation covers staff and provider training, insurance-guideline compliance, and the templates and medical-record design the programs need. It comes with your billing engagement at no added cost, and it never appears on your invoice as a separate line item.

Three things that usually cost extra, and don’t here.

Implementation is the part that stops most practices from ever starting. It’s included.

01

Staff and provider training

Your team is trained on the workflow, the documentation each program requires, and what has to happen in the room versus what happens after.

02

Insurance-guideline compliance

The program is set up against current payer guidance for the codes being billed, so enrollment and documentation hold up to review.

03

Template and record design

Note templates and medical-record structures built so the required elements are captured as part of normal charting, not as extra paperwork.

New recurring revenue your practice may not be billing yet.

Each of these is an existing, billable code family. The question is whether your practice is set up to capture them.

RPM

Remote Patient Monitoring

Device-based vitals tracking billed under recurring monthly CPT codes.

RTM

Remote Therapeutic Monitoring

Track therapy adherence and response for musculoskeletal and respiratory care.

CCM

Chronic Care Management

Monthly care-coordination billing for patients with two or more chronic conditions.

BHI

Behavioral Health Integration

Bill for coordinated behavioral health support inside primary care.

APCM

Advanced Primary Care Management

The newer bundled care-management code family for primary care practices.

PCM

Principal Care Management

Single high-risk condition management billing for specialists and primary care.

CCA

Cognitive Care Assessment

Structured cognitive-impairment assessment and care-planning codes.

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Additional revenue streams

Reimbursable services such as diabetic retinal eye exams and in-office phototherapy.

How it starts

Three steps, and the first one is the audit you already get free.

Nothing here asks the practice to change how it treats patients. It changes what gets captured, and what gets billed.

  • Implementation included at no added cost
  • Claims go out alongside your normal billing
  • Tracked and reported in the same monthly cycle
Start with the free audit ⟶
From audit to first program claimThe sequence
  • 1
    Eligibility scan inside your audit
    The free revenue audit includes a pass over your panel for programs your patients already qualify for and you are not currently billing.
  • 2
    Implementation and training
    Workflow, templates, consent process and staff training, designed around how your practice already runs.
  • 3
    Monthly program billing
    Program claims go out alongside your normal billing, tracked and reported in the same monthly cycle.

The three questions every practice asks.

Eligibility depends on the program and on your panel: chronic-condition counts for CCM, device suitability for RPM, and so on. Rather than guess at it, the free revenue audit includes a care-program eligibility scan against your actual patient population, so the answer comes from your data instead of an average.

The clinical work and the patient conversations stay with you. They have to. Everything around them is ours: workflow design, note templates, consent process, staff training, enrollment tracking and the monthly billing. Taking part should cost your team time in the room and almost nothing outside it.

Plenty of practices start exactly there. Care-program implementation is available as project work, with no requirement to move your billing and no bundled minimum. If you later want the rest, we can have that conversation then.

Find out what you already qualify for.

The free revenue audit includes a care-program eligibility scan. You get the findings whether or not you decide to work with us.