Can Chronic Care Management support your Medical Practice?

Chronic care management is designed to help optimize patient care outside the clinic or hospital premises. One in four adults still live with multiple chronic conditions and most of it requires daily management. Chronic care management allows the patient to be more involved and connected to the healthcare team.

One can benefit from Chronic Care Management as, there are preventive care services that are scheduled and medications are closely monitored. There is personalized, comprehensive plan of care for all the health issues. This includes care that is received at other locations, such as specialists’ offices, the hospital, and other health care facilities.

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