Pam D’Apuzzo

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AHLA's Speaking of Health Law · Navigating the CCM and RPM Landscape · 24 Jul 2026 podcast

types of patients and how we can care for those patients.

And with that, they've been introducing over the last couple of years these different types of codes.

Now, chronic care management for a patient who has

Multiple chronic issues, that that's part of the issue is being able to ensure that we are meeting the specific criteria for those codes.

And it's about the patient.

And then if the patient meets that criteria, having the appropriate type of provider who would be providing that kind of ongoing care to the patient.

And then all of the associated documentation requirements along with that.

So chronic care management, we've got these patients who.

For the month, we're providing them a lot of different services.

They've got these multiple conditions that we're managing.

And so we've got a care plan, we've got outreach to the patient, we're managing their um all of their prescriptions.

There's a lot of coordination for those particular types of patients.

So all of that from a time perspective.

uh both by the physician or advanced practice provider like a nurse practitioner or PA is all being managed all that time is being accumulated throughout the month.

And then we also have the opportunity to leverage ancillary staff who does a lot of that work as well, medical assistants, uh registered nurses, LPNs that might be working in collaboration in support of the physicians to help kind of navigate those type of patients and keep their care very well coordinated.

RPM

Again, coordinated with these types of services, it all makes sense, same kind of patients.

But RPM is remote patient monitoring.

So now we've got an FDA-approved type of equipment.

Maybe we're monitoring someone's blood pressure is probably a great example where we're monitoring that blood pressure for the patient.

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