FOR HEALTHCARE PARTNERS

Understand the care model. Find where you fit.

You do not need to know every Medicare acronym to start a useful partnership conversation. Begin with the patient need, the treating team, and the work your organization can contribute.

Start a partner conversation

START WITH YOUR ROLE

Four familiar ways to explore a fit.

These are examples, not pre-approved billing or commercial arrangements. Each partnership is scoped around the actual people, technology, payer contracts, and clinical responsibilities involved.

Clinical practice or therapy group

How do we add care between visits without creating another disconnected task list?

You retain the patient relationship, clinical plan, and appropriate billing authority. PrimeVital can help organize agreed monitoring, coordination, and operational follow-through.

See an RTM example

Pharmacist or pharmacy

Can medication and adherence work connect to a clinical program?

It may, but the role differs between a pharmacist working within a practice and an independent pharmacy. Start with the actual service, treating practitioner, payer path, and contract—not a billing-code assumption.

Compare pharmacy setups

Device or software company

Where does our technology fit after the patient starts using it?

The device or software is one link in the chain. We can explore setup, patient support, data access, task routing, clinician review, and documentation within the agreed scope.

See the device-to-care path

Healthcare operations partner

How do we join forces without duplicating outreach or work?

Define who owns each handoff, which team contacts the patient, where the record lives, and how issues return to the treating clinician. Partnership terms and responsibilities are agreed before launch.

See PrimeVital in the workflow

ONE EXAMPLE: REMOTE THERAPEUTIC MONITORING

See how a partner fits without taking over the care relationship.

Switch between three participation models in this illustrated RTM journey. The clinical and billing boundaries are shown alongside the operational handoffs.

ONE PATIENT · ONE TREATING TEAM · ONE AGREED WORKFLOWExample only: every deployment is configured with the practice.
Patient reports therapy response
Tasks routed and documented
Clinician reviews and decides
WHERE COULD YOU FIT?

Medication and therapy-adherence insight can be routed into the treating practice’s plan.The eligible practice practitioner—not the pharmacist solely by virtue of their role—owns any Medicare Part B RTM claim.

Only then: claim-readiness review

The practice checks data days, time, communication, documentation, payer rules, and patient cost. The diagram is a care workflow—not a promise that each step is separately billable.

Read the full RTM guide

LEARN WITHOUT THE JARGON

Get oriented first. Go deeper only where it matters.

01

See the overall model

Understand how patient signals, PrimeVital’s operating support, and the treating practice connect between visits.

How PrimeVital works
02

Choose a care program

Compare the purpose and patient fit of RPM, RTM, CCM, and the other programs before discussing codes.

Explore care programs
03

Use a practical example

Our RTM guide walks through practitioner roles, pharmacist setups, devices or software, payer checks, and the full operating flow.

Read the RTM guide
04

Check the real constraints

With a specific population and partner arrangement, verify payer contracts, scope, supervision, integration, privacy, and responsibilities.

Review payer questions

A PRACTICAL FIRST DISCUSSION

Bring one real use case. We’ll map the handoffs.

A useful first meeting can start with a condition or patient group, the treating organization, your contribution, current systems, and the payer mix. From there we can identify which program—if any—fits, what PrimeVital can operationalize, and what needs legal, clinical, coding, or technical validation before a pilot.

Discuss a partnership
Questions we resolve together
  • Who owns the clinical plan and patient relationship?
  • Who may do the work—and who, if anyone, may bill?
  • What device, software, staff, or data access exists today?
  • What does the payer and patient actually allow?
  • How do we avoid duplicate outreach and close the loop?

DESIGN A PRACTICAL STARTING POINT

Tell us where the workflow is breaking. We’ll show you where to begin.

Choose how to connect
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