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Maximizing Reimbursement
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Webinar Recap: Maximizing Reimbursement

Strategies for CCM, PCM, and More PCM, CCM, EOM. The number of reimbursement and quality care program abbreviations can make your head spin. Every practice wants to know how to capture new reimbursements to maintain and further enhance quality care initiatives. Chronic and Principal Care Management (CCM and PCM) help practices get reimbursed for work they already do, with ~1/3 of billable care time coming from existing work. However, success in these programs requires a team approach across staff, physicians, and patients. With the right technology partner, practices can maximize reimbursement from these programs and optimize operations to run multiple reimbursement programs in parallel.

Chantel Hopper
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Hawaii
Clinical

Hawaii Cancer Care Partners with Canopy

New Partnership Helps Optimize Care Management Programs and Remote Care Delivery Hawaii Cancer Care has partnered with Canopy, the first Intelligent Care Platform for oncology, to further transform patient outcomes and experiences through continuous care delivery and the implementation of a value-based program, Principal Care Management (PCM).

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Maximizing Reimbursement
Financial

Webinar: Maximizing Reimbursement

Join Canopy, Hawaii Cancer Care, and Highlands Oncology for a panel discussion on strategies for CCM, PCM, and other value-based programs on Thursday, July 13 at 1 PM EST. With a growing need for continuous care delivery, oncology practices are investing more and more resources into remote care without direct reimbursement.

Chantel Hopper
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canopy
Clinical

Canopy Findings Published in Journal of Clinical Oncology

Seventeen-Month Study Demonstrates 88% Engagement at 6 Months and Care Team Optimization Results Canopy, the first Intelligent Care Platform for oncology, today announced results from a seventeen-month, real-world study of their ePRO-based patient monitoring platform. The single-site study of 923 patients at Highlands Oncology Group demonstrates the Canopy platform can be effectively implemented at a large scale with a high level of long-term patient enrollment, engagement, and retention. The study also found that the vast majority of patient issues were effectively resolved by nurse specialists and physician intervention was infrequently required.

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