Chronic Care Management
A patient has two or more chronic conditions expected to last at least 12 months, or until death.
Explore CCM →Your team, extended between visits
From ongoing conditions to the next step after discharge, MySeema helps your team carry the outreach, coordination and documented follow-through. Explore the programs that fit your patients and your care model.

Each page explains patient fit, the work MySeema can take on, the clinical responsibilities that remain with your team, and, where applicable, a selected service’s revenue estimate. MTM has separate plan and contract arrangements.
A patient has two or more chronic conditions expected to last at least 12 months, or until death.
Explore CCM →One complex chronic condition is expected to last at least three months.
Explore PCM →The patient has an ongoing primary-care relationship with the practitioner who serves as the focal point for needed care.
Explore APCM →A patient is returning to a community setting after discharge from a qualifying inpatient or partial-hospital setting.
Explore TCM →A clinician determines that monitoring physiologic data at home is medically appropriate for an acute or chronic condition.
Explore RPM →A qualified provider prescribes therapy for a condition within an RTM use case supported by current rules.
Explore RTM →One serious, high-risk illness is expected to last at least three months.
Explore PIN →A practitioner identifies unmet social needs that interfere with medical care during an eligible initiating visit.
Explore CHI →The patient has an identified behavioral, mental-health, or psychiatric condition that the treating team will manage in an integrated model.
Explore BHI →The patient is enrolled in a Medicare drug plan and is eligible for that plan's MTM program under its current criteria.
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ACO partnership experience · IntraCare
“Partnering with MySeema allows us to expand critical programs like remote monitoring and care navigation in a way that supports both patient health and our broader population health strategy.”
From MySeema’s broader care-management partnership.
Read about the partnership →Read the announced IntraCare ACO relationship and the scope of the care-management work.
IntraCare partnership →Understand where CCM, PCM and APCM fit before deciding how to organize the work.
Compare ongoing care →See the questions to ask about staffing, documentation, reporting and implementation.
Partnership checklist →We will map the patient population, the coordination we can take on and how the partnership fits your clinical team.