Published by
@ShahidNShah
@ShahidNShah
Innovative Care Management Approach to Patient Engagement Improves Outcomes Among Cardiac Patients
Physicians seeking to improve outcomes of some of their most at-risk patients – Medicare recipients with multiple chronic conditions – are finding that improving patient engagement through remote monitoring not only benefits the patient, it also adds to their bottom line.
“Innovation in Care Management: Novel Patient Engagement Yields Better Outcomes” will be the topic of the Lunch Symposium presentation on Thursday, February 6th at the American College of Cardiology’s Cardiovascular Summit taking place February 6-8 in Washington, DC.
Randy Durbin, DO, Vice President of Medical Affairs at Karna LLC, will discuss a retrospective analysis covering three years of discharge data that compared patients monitored through ChronicCareIQ technology compared to standard of care. Results from the study include reductions in acute utilization for CHF, AMI and all cause cardiac hospitalizations, and cost savings estimates to Medicare.
Read on globenewswire.com
Continue reading at globenewswire.com
Make faster decisions with community advice
- 4 CMS 2020 Fee Schedule Changes Ease Chronic Care Management Coding
- Overlooked Codes Physicians Should Consider
- Remote Patient Monitoring Update: Developments and Opportunities for Physicians
- Return on Investment Comparison of Three Payment Models for Chronic Care Management Under Medicare in a Northwestern Physician Hospital Organization
- Survey Reveals Physicians Accelerating Adoption of Medicare’s Chronic Care Management Program
Next Article
-
Bill Waiving Chronic Care Cost-sharing Wins AAFP Support
The CDC says six in 10 Americans suffer from a chronic illness – and four in 10 have two or more. Yet AAFP data indicate that fewer than half of family physicians provide chronic care management …
