Cosán

What is Cosán?

Cosán’s Care Management is proven to enhance overall health outcomes for patients, leading to increased patient and practitioner satisfaction, decreasing the overall cost of care, all while introducing a new source of fee-for-service revenue to the provider practice.

How Chronic Care Management Works

Chronic Care Management (CCM) is a proactive, validated, preventative care service developed by Medicare for patients with two or more chronic conditions. CCM’s goal is to expand access to care, improve patient outcomes, and reduce the cost associated with overall patient care delivery. Patients with Medicare, Medicare Advantage, and replacement plans are eligible for this service, and many commercial payers also support reimbursement of the program.

CCM is delivered to the patient by certified clinical support staff over the phone for episodes of 20 and 60 minutes on average per month. Each patient requires a care plan with goals and objectives to address their condition set, engaging the patient and their provider to take a proactive approach to health and wellness between their typical office visits. Cosán excels at care coordination and promoting patient engagement in their care plans.

The Benefits of Cosán

• A proven turn-key, comprehensive care coordination program centrally managed utilizing a provider’s existing workflow with documentation in your own EHR
• Advanced Clinical Pathways (CPWs) individually aligned with each patient’s chronic condition set focused on early warning interventions and outcome-based goals
• Improved patient engagement and data to support better clinical decision making
• Complementary population health services to identify high risk and rising risk patients with support for social, economic, behavioral and lifestyle issues which often go unidentified and unaddressed due to time and resource constraints
• Support for value-based care transition with a focus on identifying and closing gaps in care, accurate risk scoring and stratification, and improvement of quality measures which today’s affect fee-for-service reimbursements (eg, MIPS)
• Increased revenue with minimal utilization of existing staff or physical office space, leading to additional budget and resources to continue the improvement of patient care delivery