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Principal care management (PCM) specifically relates to a single chronic care condition. For managing a single chronic care condition effectively, healthcare providers often follow evidence-based guidelines and best practices for that condition.
Patient eligibility:
✓ Ascites ✓ Hepatic encephalopathy
✓ Gastroparesis Decompensated liver disease
✓ Inflammatory bowel disease ✓ IBS
✓ Fatty liver disease.
Remote cellular enable devices used: Weigh scales.
CCM proactively manages chronic conditions, leading to better health outcomes and reduced hospitalizations.
CCM fosters patient-provider relationships, promoting treatment plan adherence.
CCM prevents complications, lowering healthcare costs for both patients and systems.
CCM ensures well-coordinated care, addressing physical, mental, and social health needs.
CCM aligns with value-based care models, emphasizing quality, patient-centered care, and preventive measures.
Remote patient monitoring allows continuous tracking of patient health data, improving disease management.
It enables early detection of issues, enabling timely interventions to prevent complications.
Patients are more engaged in their healthcare, leading to better self-management and adherence to treatment plans.
Reduced hospitalizations and ER visits lead to cost savings for both patients and healthcare systems
Patients have 24/7 access to care, promoting convenience and reducing healthcare disparities.
BHI combines mental health and primary care, addressing both physical and mental health needs in one setting.
It allows for early identification and management of behavioral health issues, reducing long-term complications.
Patients have easier access to mental health services, reducing stigma and barriers to care.
BHI promotes collaboration among healthcare providers, leading to comprehensive and well-coordinated patient care.
BHI emphasizes personalized care plans, focusing on the unique needs and preferences of individual patients.
