For eligible primary care populations
Identify the patients and service level your practice believes meet current CMS and payer requirements. Your team retains eligibility and coding judgment.
Compound Care helps medical practices run APCM patient outreach, structured documentation, care-team follow-up, and billing review—without building another internal program.
Compound Care supports practices that want a structured way to manage monthly patient outreach, care-team follow-up, documentation, and billing review.
Identify the patients and service level your practice believes meet current CMS and payer requirements. Your team retains eligibility and coding judgment.
Turn patient conversations into structured, reviewable records and follow-up tasks that fit the systems your staff already uses.
Compound Care prepares care-management and billing-support artifacts. The practice owns clinical decisions, final coding, and claim submission.
Implementation starts with practice-defined eligibility, consent, scripts, escalation rules, and responsibilities. Compound Care then helps run a consistent monthly loop.
Voice and SMS follow approved scripts, identity checks, consent, preferences, and practice-defined stop conditions.
Responses become source-linked facts, refill requests, care gaps, and clinical tasks—not autonomous diagnoses.
Every exception receives an owner, urgency, due time, disposition, and closure record.
Rules prepare a candidate code and encounter packet for internal review, then practice approval.
APCM requirements and payer rules can change. Confirm current requirements with CMS, your Medicare Administrative Contractor, and your compliance advisors.
Annual opportunity across APCM, preventive visits, behavioral health, and transitions
400 / 450 / 150 patients by tier G0556 · G0557 · G0558
200 eligible patients G0570 with APCM
650 visits due annually G0402 · G0438 · G0439
144 qualifying discharges annually 99495 · 99496
Illustrative planning model only—not coding, billing, legal, or financial advice. Rates are fixed assumptions in this estimate ($16.37 for G0556) and should be updated in the model using the current CMS Physician Fee Schedule, your MAC, locality, site of service, payer contracts, and applicable requirements. Practices retain responsibility for eligibility, documentation, coding, and claim submission.
Practical, source-linked guidance for evaluating APCM and preparing an implementation plan.
Eligibility, consent, service capabilities, implementation, and operating controls.
Read the guide →Billing & reimbursementCompare service levels, documentation, estimates, and the monthly review process.
Review APCM billing →Program comparisonCompare eligibility, time tracking, care requirements, and operating models.
Compare APCM and CCM →Patient enrollmentBuild a documented consent workflow and adapt a careful starting template.
Review the consent guide →Give us 15 minutes. We’ll model your economics, demo the workflow, and play the patient experience end to end.
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