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CMS ACCESS: Getting the Patient in the Door Is the Hard Part

CMS ACCESS: Getting the Patient in the Door Is the Hard Part It's very hard to automate patient referrals into a digital health program. You'd think patients will see a program like CMS ACCESS online and onboard themselves, but there's a lot more to it. We've spent past months at RevelAI Health {:target="_blank"} building for this model, and most of that time went into a problem that isn't in the RFA at all: how does a patient actually get into your program, and how do you keep them there for twelve months? I want to share how we think about it, what the evidence says, and what we're building.

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CMS ACCESS: An Engineer's Field Guide

CMS ACCESS: An Engineer's Field Guide The reimbursement for ACCESS is small and I'm not going to relitigate it here. What I'll say is that this is the first CMS model I've worked on where a technology-enabled care organization is the aligned participant, gets an eligibility answer from the payer directly, reports the instrument answers and scored values rather than a summary measure, and can ask for the claims afterward. Whether that combination pays for itself depends on acquisition and retention, which was the previous post , and on how much of the intake, record, and reporting work carries

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Divine Frequency Early Access launch

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