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From CDM to CCM: What the CCM Delay Means for Your Practice
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In this episode of Medicubes, join hosts Chris and Riwka as they delve into the latest updates on Chronic Disease Management (CDM), which is transitioning to Chronic Care Management (CCM).
Chris and Riwka reviewed the delayed implementation of new CDM/CCM protocols, originally slated for 1 November 2024, now extended to 1 July 2025. Discussing the Department of Health and Aging's rationale behind the delay, aiming to give practices and providers additional time to prepare for the significant changes.
Key Points:
- Current CDM Importance: Practices are encouraged to continue their present CDM activities and utilise existing systems and protocols. This period is a good opportunity to fine-tune existing practices and systems.
- Speculative Funding and Modelling: Concerns around the still-undecided rebate and the financial implications for various practices. Delaying the changes aims to refine these aspects better.
- Team Care Arrangement Compliance: The expected relaxation of team care arrangement compliance is seen as a positive change that hasn't been fully actualised yet.
- MyMedicare Registration: Ensuring patients are registered with MyMedicare, as future reforms will likely depend on this. It's vital for practices to proactively enrol patients now to avoid last-minute rushes.
- 10997 Item Numbers: A strong recommendation to utilise the 10997 health assessments for eligible patients before potential changes in funding in the next fiscal year.
- Takeaway Advice: To vent frustrations, regroup and take advantage of the delay to refine practices, ensure patient and staff preparedness, and avoid misinformation by relying on trusted sources.
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