Did you know that CMS reimbursement rates for Chronic Care Management (CCM) have increased by nearly 50% since the program's inception in 2015? Despite this, many providers are still under the impression that CCM focuses on managing just two chronic conditions, rather than addressing the whole person. This misconception often prevents practices from fully leveraging CCM to improve patient outcomes and enhance care delivery.

In this webinar, we’ll explore how CCM has evolved into one of the most impactful programs in healthcare, driving better patient outcomes while offering significant financial opportunities for providers. You'll gain insights into CMS’s latest updates for 2025, including new billing codes, expanded services like Principal Care Management (PCM), and best practices for maximizing the program's benefits. Learn how to shift from a condition-focused approach to whole-person care, ensuring you meet CMS guidelines while delivering comprehensive, high-quality care.

Don’t miss this opportunity to discover strategies that can transform your practice and elevate patient care in 2025 and beyond!

After this webinar attendees will be able to answer-

• Understand the requirements of CMS’s RPM, CCM, and PCM programs.
• Examine the Scope of Services required to bill successfully.
• Learn how to appropriately combine RPM with CCM or PCM for maximum benefit.
•  Assess best practices and identify common pitfalls for implementing and managing all three programs effectively. 

What You’ll Learn:

Understand the CMS Policy on CCM and PCM

• Patients’ qualifications
• Billing requirements
• Who can and cannot bill for CCM  
• Consent
• Comprehensive Care Plans

Evaluation plan 

• Patient Population 
• In-house vs Outsourcing pros and cons 
• Software vs EMR 

Implementation plan

Objectives: 

• Viewer will be able to verbalize key component of CCM
• Viewer will be able to summarize evaluation plan 
• Viewer will be able to identify what is needed for the Implementation Plan

Who should attend?

Administrators, CFO, CNO, Chief of Population Health, directors and providers interested and or providing any of the three programs ( CCM, PCM, RPM).