Crash Course on Advanced Primary Care Management (APCM)

Advanced Primary Care Management (APCM) is CMS’s new and innovative program and payment model. APCM builds on the foundation of previous preventive care initiatives, borrowing key elements from chronic care management (CCM) while removing time-based requirements. APCM provides physician practices and federally qualified health centers (FQHCs) with a streamlined and impactful way to deliver high-quality services while also unlocking an additional recurring revenue stream. 

We break down key elements of this lucrative program in "Crash Course on Advanced Primary Care Management."  This 30-minute program dives into APCM and provides attendees with the foundation of knowledge they need to determine whether an Advanced Primary Care Management program is right for their organization and what is required for establishing, managing, and scaling an effective APCM program.

Key Topics of Discussion:

During the program, care management expert and healthcare attorney Daniel Tashnek, JD, discusses:

• Patient selection best practices. Learn how to identify patients who can benefit most from APCM, optimizing clinical impact and financial outcomes.
• Elements of APCM compliance. Receive guidance to help ensure your program meets all CMS requirements while maximizing reimbursement potential.
• Integration with remote patient monitoring (RPM). Understand how integrating RPM can improve care delivery and billing opportunities.  
• APCM code utilization and billing insights. Come away with knowledge about the APCM-specific HCPCS codes and their utilization as well as the rules concerning pairing APCM with chronic care management.
• APCM frequently asked questions. Get answers to the most common questions providers are asking about the new program.

* Disclaimer: This presentation is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Billing and coding requirements – especially in the telehealth space – can change and be reinterpreted often. You should always consult an attorney and/or medical billing professional prior to submitting claims for services to ensure that all requirements are met.