Following the plan
Care managers discuss how the practice’s instructions fit into daily life and surface obstacles.
Continuous care / Nephrology
Kidney care reaches into every day.
Between nephrology visits, the care plan has to work in ordinary life. Advanta helps your group stay connected to patients as they navigate that daily responsibility.
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One connected relationship
Between appointments
Support the routine. Keep the practice informed.
Appointments are only one part of the relationship. Patients also need a place to raise questions about following instructions, keeping follow-up appointments, and managing the practical demands of care.
Keeping care connected
Help patients navigate the next steps already identified by their medical team.
Information with a destination
Where RPM is appropriate, agree how readings and concerns reach the team responsible for care.
An everyday moment
A patient has trouble fitting the practice’s instructions into the day. The care manager identifies the obstacle and connects the patient back to the nephrology team when clarification is needed.
Illustrative workflow, not an actual patient case or a clinical outcome claim.
A program shaped around your practice
Start with CCM. Explore what fits.
The right mix depends on your patients, clinical responsibilities, and the requirements of each service.
CCM
Chronic Care Management
The starting point for many specialty groups supporting patients with multiple chronic conditions.
Explore CCM RPMRemote Patient Monitoring
For appropriate patients when connected measurements can inform the practice’s care.
Explore RPM PCMPrincipal Care Management
For specialty groups considering a condition-focused program.
Explore PCMWorking together
A beginning your team can work with.
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Review your panel.
Share your approximate Medicare panel, team structure, and priorities.
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Define the workflow.
Agree how enrollment, communication, and nurse triage fit the practice.
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Keep improving.
Work through the practical details with your team as the relationship develops.
A few things to know
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Can monitoring be part of the program?
RPM can be considered where it fits the patient’s needs and your practice’s workflow. We discuss devices, responsibilities, and communication during program design. Your practice interprets clinical information and directs treatment.
What happens in a panel review?
We discuss your specialty, approximate Medicare panel, existing care management activity, and workflow. That conversation helps identify a sensible starting point and the information needed to evaluate it.
Do you need patient records to begin?
No. The first request uses practice-level estimates. Please do not send patient names, medical records, or other protected health information through this website.
A useful next step
Let’s talk about your nephrology practice.
Tell us about your patients, your team, and what you want to make possible between appointments.
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Practice-level estimates. No patient records.