CCM and APCM: How Remote Care Programs Are Staying Ahead
CMS continues to champion care management programs like chronic care management (CCM) and advanced primary care management (APCM). CMS has repeatedly noted these programs remain underused despite millions of eligible beneficiaries. In the latest 2027 Physician Fee Schedule proposed rule, CMS includes a discussion on how it sees these programs as underused and is looking for ways to drive growth. Organizations building CCM and APCM alongside RPM are creating something stronger: a program with multiple points of patient value and multiple, complementary revenue streams working together.
Most eligible patients still aren't enrolled in CCM or APCM. That unmet need is an opportunity.
Join Medicare compliance expert Daniel Tashnek, JD, and Anna Wright, MS, RN, live on Thursday, September 24, at 2:00 PM ET / 11:00 AM PT for a practical webinar on building a comprehensive care management strategy.
You'll walk away from this session knowing:
- What APCM and CCM offer, and how they fit into a remote care program
- Why CMS calls CCM and APCM underused, and what that signals for your program's next move
- How coordinated CCM and APCM drive proactive, between-visit chronic care and better patient outcomes
- How layering care management onto remote care builds multiple complementary revenue streams
- Practical steps for building a comprehensive remote care strategy
Reserve your spot now. Every month that passes is another period of eligible patients left unenrolled and revenue left on the table.
The session will conclude with live Q&A, so bring your CCM and APCM questions and get them answered by Dan and Anna.
* 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.
