Chronic care management (CCM) refers to a Medicare care plan that can help direct a person’s healthcare. It lists information about the individual’s health and also explains the care they require.

Chronic care management, which includes the monitoring and addressing of chronic diseases such as arthritis, diabetes, obesity and heart disease, is a challenge for any hospital or medical group.

Mental health is often viewed as its own category when thinking about patient care; however, mental health and physical health are intricately linked. And as a practicing endocrinologist, I see ...

While it isn’t a substitute for primary care or specialist management, urgent care can support you during acute flare-ups or when your usual healthcare professional isn’t accessible. Urgent care ...

We’re entering a new era of chronic condition care, where the latest weight-loss medications will allow employers to help their population live better for longer. But the interventions for long-term ...

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as of 2012, 49.8% of all US adults (117 million people) have one or more chronic diseases. Taking patients’ family and friends into account ...

A long and deeply-reported feature story in The Washington Post on Tuesday put a spotlight on the stark effect that an epidemic of chronic illness is taking on too many millions of Americans. "Forty ...

Traditionally, retirement is seen as a time to relax, travel, and pursue long-held passions. Many retirees, however, also ...

AI-enabled virtual care and remote monitoring company Biofourmis has launched a chronic condition-management service dubbed Biofourmis Care. The new specialty care program currently focuses on heart ...

Amazon has launched a new program to connect consumers with chronic condition management services in the e-commerce giant’s latest healthcare initiative. The program, which went live Monday, surfaces ...

ForaCare’s integration with athenahealth’s Marketplace streamlines provider access to scalable RPM, CCM, and RTM ...

Approximately 60% of adults in Michigan live with at least one chronic health condition, including nearly 11% of the state’s population with diabetes. Many of them also face additional comorbidities, ...