What CMS Announced
- Stronger support for people living with chronic illness
- Technology that fits real clinical workflows
- Reduced administrative complexity
Why the AMA Welcomed the ACCESS Model
- More day-to-day visibility into patient needs
- Stronger team-based care
- Reduced administrative burden on physicians
- Earlier identification of complications
- Better continuity and engagement for chronic illness
Why This Matters for Provider Practices
- Chronic illness requires continuous contact
- Teams need earlier visibility into patient issues
- Administrative burden continues to grow
- Patients need clear and consistent communication
- Identify risks sooner
- Strengthen patient engagement
- Improve documentation processes
- Reduce fragmentation in clinical tools
How the CMS Framework Aligns With the Vivo Care Strategy
Supporting Chronic Illness Across Key Programs
Team-Based Clinical Support
Workflow-First Technology
Flexible, Personalized Program Design
Human-Centered Engagement
What Practices Should Do Now
- Evaluate gaps in chronic disease management
- Identify patients who may benefit from daily support
- Assess whether current tools reduce or add to the team’s workload
- Choose partners who combine licensed clinical support with workflow-first technology
- Prepare for the shift toward continuous insight and proactive care
