Clear Chronic Care

Clear Chronic Care provides turnkey Remote Physiologic Monitoring (RPM) and Chronic Care Management (CCM) program implementation for primary care practices. The company manages the full operational cycle of Medicare-reimbursed chronic care programs, from patient enrollment and device distribution to data monitoring and billing optimization.

The company's service model includes providing and managing inventory of cellular-enabled monitoring devices (blood pressure cuffs, pulse oximeters, glucometers, and weight scales), assigning dedicated Personal Care Advocates (PCAs) to each practice, and utilizing proprietary software that auto-assigns care management minutes to optimal CPT codes. Their CallerIQ technology integrates with practice phone systems to automatically log staff call minutes to appropriate billing codes.

Clear Chronic Care positions itself as a complete outsourced solution requiring minimal involvement from provider staff, handling patient outreach, device logistics, compliance monitoring through 18 proprietary watchpoints, and working within existing EMR systems to minimize workflow disruption.

Choose Clear Chronic Care if your primary care practice has a Medicare patient population with chronic conditions and wants to participate in RPM/CCM programs without building internal capabilities. The company handles enrollment, monitoring, device logistics, and billing optimization with minimal provider involvement.

Expect a dedicated advocate model where patients and staff interact with the same Clear representative, proprietary technology that automatically captures billable minutes, and a focus on maximizing reimbursement through combined RPM/CCM enrollment strategies.

Clear Chronic Care operates exclusively in the Medicare chronic care management space, specifically targeting primary care providers participating in CMS Remote Physiologic Monitoring and Chronic Care Management reimbursement programs. The company's entire service model centers on HIPAA-compliant patient monitoring, Medicare billing code optimization, and compliance with CMS requirements for RPM/CCM programs.

Their specialization extends to understanding Medicare documentation requirements, CPT code selection (automatic optimization between multiple care management codes), and the specific clinical populations that qualify for these programs under Medicare guidelines.

Small to mid-sized primary care practices with established Medicare patient populations experiencing chronic conditions like hypertension, diabetes, or cardiac disease. Practices that recognize the clinical and financial value of RPM/CCM but lack the administrative capacity or technical infrastructure to implement programs independently.