CCM RPM Help has launched a consulting framework showing health systems how to capture Medicare reimbursements that often go unclaimed—potentially $700,000 annually for every 1,000 CCM and RPM patients enrolled.
-- Many hospitals start chronic care management (CCM) and remote patient monitoring (RPM) programs on a small scale. Early pilots can show promising results, then stall when teams try to expand beyond the test phase. One frequent misstep is buying software first and expecting it to solve patient engagement, staff coordination, and billing compliance. To address this, CCM RPM Help announces its step-by-step framework that aligns workflow design, billing processes, and software selection from the start, enabling programs to scale in a controlled and sustainable way.
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This framework targets the specific scale barriers health systems run into—unclear staff responsibilities, weak coordination between clinical and billing teams, and limited visibility into performance across multiple sites.
From there, the process moves through five phases. Discovery and Assessment involves reviewing current operations, evaluating the patient population, and identifying revenue opportunities. During Program Design, staff roles are defined, documentation templates are created, billing steps are mapped, and compliant software is selected.
After the design work is locked, Implementation and Training prepares staff to run the program correctly and stay aligned with requirements. Once the program is live, Performance Optimization tracks billing success, patient engagement, and health outcomes. Finally, Ongoing Support helps expand the program to more providers and adjust workflows as Medicare rules change. Along the way, each phase produces tools such as care plan templates, time-tracking systems, and reporting dashboards.
Medicare pays providers for CCM when they deliver 20 or more minutes of care coordination each month for patients with two or more chronic conditions. This care can be delivered outside of office visits through phone calls, care planning, and follow-ups. In parallel, RPM reimbursement covers device setup, data transmission, and clinician time spent reviewing patient data.
CCM RPM Help says that organizations with 1,000 enrolled patients can generate over $700,000 per year, with profit margins around 50 percent, when documentation and compliance are handled consistently across patients and providers. The bottleneck, in practice, is building systems that capture reimbursement reliably across every location, clinician, and workflow.
To support that, CCM RPM Help provides consulting services for hospitals, healthcare systems, independent practices, and pharmacies launching Medicare-compliant CCM and RPM programs. This includes workflow design, EHR integration guidance, staff training, compliance documentation, and ongoing support.
For more details about CCM RPM Help's framework and services, visit: https://ccmrpmhelp.com/contact
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Name: Brad Klekas
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Organization: CCM RPM Help
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Website: https://ccmrpmhelp.com/
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