Consistent Care. Real Relief.

Extend Care Between Visits
Hassle-Free Enrollments
Continuous Care & Support
This steady touchpoint helps patients stay on track while reducing avoidable hospitalizations. Practices gain predictable monthly revenue without adding strain to in-office staff or disrupting existing workflows.
- Monthly patient check-ins
- Medication review and reconciliation
- Care plan updates
- Coordination with specialists
- Tracking symptoms and goals
- Ensuring patients follow their treatment plan
- Keeps chronic patients engaged between visits
- Reduces avoidable ER and hospital use
- Visibility into patient needs
- Builds predictable, recurring revenue for your practice
- Reliable Monthly Revenue
- Better insight into patient stability between visits
- Less admin work
- Fewer unexpected escalations
- More frequent touchpoints with clinical staff
- Earlier detection of changes in their condition
- A sense of connection and reassurance between appointments
You get a single, streamlined solution without managing technology, training, or compliance on your own. This setup keeps the process simple for your practice while giving patients consistent support and reliable follow-up.
- Eligibility checks
- Device logistics
- Onboarding and support
- Daily monitoring and documentation
- Monthly Billing
- Device Management
- Extra Workload on Staff
- Compliance Risk
- Internal CCM Workflows
How Our Process Works
Frequently Asked Questions
Chronic Care Management is a Medicare program that supports patients with multiple chronic conditions through ongoing, non-face-to-face care coordination. It helps keep patients stable between visits while improving outcomes and practice efficiency.
The main CCM codes include 99490, 99439, 99491, and 99437, each tied to different time requirements and whether services are delivered by clinical staff or a provider. These codes outline how practices are reimbursed for monthly care management.
Patients must have at least two chronic conditions expected to last 12 months or more, or until death. These conditions must also place them at significant risk of decline, exacerbation, hospitalization, or death. Conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, COPD, Congestive heart failure, chronic kidney disease, alzheimer's or other dementias, arthritis, and depression are a few common examples of conditions that would fall under these categories.
CCM focuses on care coordination, communication, and patient management done outside of face-to-face visits. RPM uses connected devices to gather physiological data, giving providers real-time insight into a patient’s health.
Yes, practices can run both programs together as they complement each other and serve different parts of patient care. Many clinics use both to improve outcomes and earn additional recurring revenue.
NXT partners with leading CCM vendors to deliver a complete, turnkey solution for practices. We handle program setup, workflow support, and coordination so clinics can offer CCM without adding internal workload.
Providers don’t need a special certification, but they do need a compliant workflow that meets Medicare requirements. NXT and our partners guide practices through setup, training, and ongoing best practices.

