Humanizing Healthcare
As technology evolves, new healthcare solutions designed to improve the quality of patient care have been continuously emerging. These solutions make it a lot easier for healthcare professionals to diagnose, treat patients, and provide the appropriate care they need. One solution is remote patient monitoring, which is a form of
Whether you’re in good health or you’re living with a medical condition, an annual wellness visit is vital. A lot of individuals today take their health for granted, avoiding regular check-ups until they feel discomfort–or, worse, pain–which is the only time they’ll be more conscious about their health. Annual
Setting up a meeting with your family doctor, physician, or general practitioner is no longer as straightforward as it seems. People now live a fast-paced routine as they move between a hectic schedule, making it difficult to receive quality care on the go. Fortunately, advances in technology saw the problem
If you’ve never heard of an annual wellness visit, you might think that it has more to do with the physical aspect of your body. However, it is nothing close to it. An annual wellness visit is merely a simple conversation that happens between a psychiatrist and a patient, discussing
High blood pressure doesn’t have visible symptoms, which means that it’s easy to miss. In fact, most people are not aware that they have high blood pressure. But the good news is that there are a lot of things that you can do to manage your blood pressure at home.
When the challenge of dementia or Alzheimer’s befalls a family, they may feel hopeless and demotivated because of the situation. However, there are numerous ways to smoothen the caregiving road ahead and make your patient feel loved. Here are the top ways to communicate with Alzheimer’s and dementia patients:
Most chronic patients might feel a little overwhelmed by the new informational, digital society we live in. A certain fear of novelty is perfectly justified, especially if you have been used to the old-school doctor-patient relationship. Chronic Care Management and Remote Patient Monitoring may indeed be novel in the fact
Watch this provider’s experience with CCM and learn about the benefits of providing CCM to your patients living with multiple chronic conditions.
In order to have a simplified process of continuous care, without having to schedule face to face meetings with the patients, Remote Patient Monitoring is a service that also involves the patient, as a pro-active member of the health care team. By providing patients with tools for monitoring physiologic parameters
With old age come many health problems that can’t usually be avoided. The top 10 chronic conditions that patients covered by Medicare suffer from are: high blood pressure, high cholesterol, arthritis, diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, depression, heart failure, emphysema, Alzheimer’s/Dementia. Any patient suffering from two or more such conditions
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Profit Calculator Assumptions: 40% of total Medicare patients enrolling is based on (i) Medicare Chart Book’s data showing that ~68% of medicare patients qualify for CCM (2 or more chronic conditions), and (ii) that ~40% of eligible patients will enroll.
For typical providers, $46.67 of net profit per patient per month is based on a Medicare reimbursement per patient per month (national average) for various care management CPT codes.
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