Implement PCM In Your Specialty Practice... And Watch Your Revenue Climb By Over $100K Annually
(Works For Practices With 50+ Chronic Care Patients All The Way Up To Multi-Location Groups)
Specialty Practices Are CURRENTLY Using This "PCM Implementation System" To Capture Recurring Revenue, Reduce Burnout, & Turn Chronic Care Into Predictable Monthly Income
The Numbers Don't Lie
- Capture $60-235 Per Patient Monthly - For chronic care work you're already doing
- Use Your Current Staff & EHR - Collect PCM revenue with your existing team, starting this month
- Turn Routine Follow-Ups Into Revenue - Transform patient calls and coordination into a new recurring Medicare income stream
- From Zero to Billing in 30 Days - Go from "we've never billed PCM" to getting monthly checks from Medicare
- Developed By 22-Year Healthcare Industry Veteran - Proven in real practice environments
While Other Practices Play "Revenue Russian Roulette"...
Right now, three types of specialty practices are leaving money on the table every single month. Which one are you?
The Unaware Practice
You've never heard of Principal Care Management. You're doing chronic care coordination between visits — phone calls, care plans, follow-ups — but Medicare introduced a billing code for this exact work in 2020. You just don't know it exists. Every month, you're delivering $60-235 worth of billable work per patient and getting paid exactly $0.
The Overwhelmed Practice
You've heard of PCM (or maybe CCM), but it sounds like another administrative nightmare. Your staff is already stretched thin. CMS requirements feel like a minefield. You keep saying "next quarter" or "once we hire that new person." Meanwhile, the revenue opportunity sits untouched.
The Vendor-Burned Practice
You signed up with a third-party CCM company. They took their 40-60% cut, your patients complained about calls from strangers, and you ended up with more headaches than revenue. Maybe you tried DIY and got $8,000 when you expected $80,000. You decided the juice wasn't worth the squeeze and walked away.
Here's the reality: Every one of these practices is already doing PCM-qualifying work. Every single day. The phone calls about medication side effects. The care coordination with other specialists. The follow-up after test results. The patient education sessions. The care plan adjustments. You're already doing the work. You're just not getting paid for it.
PCM Launch Kit gives you the exact system to change that in 30 days or less. Not theory. Not "strategies." A step-by-step implementation roadmap shaped after seeing the most common mistakes practices make when trying to bill for care management — and exactly how to avoid them. Plus specialty-specific care plan templates that ensure every billing code you submit is audit-ready.
PCM Launch Kit is an outstanding resource for any practice looking to implement or enhance a Principal Care Management program. The platform is robust and thoughtfully designed, delivering everything needed to successfully stand up a PCM program. If you're considering PCM or want to optimize your current program, PCM Launch Kit is a game-changer."
Why I Left a 22-Year Career at Abbott/AbbVie to Build This
I'm Amy Post. For over two decades, I worked at Abbott and AbbVie helping specialty practices implement population health and value-based care strategies. I've been in the conference rooms. I've seen the spreadsheets. I know what works.
During my career, I noticed a trend in specialty medicine starting to emerge. Some practices were thriving while other practices were struggling — even though they seemed to be doing the same amount of work.
The practices that were thriving? They'd figured out how to bill for the chronic care management work they were already doing. They were adding six figures annually. Their physicians had less "pajama time." Their staff wasn't burning out. And their patients were getting better coordinated care.
The practices that were struggling? They were doing the exact same work. But they were doing it for free. Same patient populations. Same clinical workflows. Same quality of care. Completely different financial outcomes.
The difference wasn't the physicians. It wasn't the staff. It wasn't the patient mix. The difference was implementation.
The successful practices had figured out the 12 critical steps. The documentation requirements. The billing codes. The workflow integration. The compliance safeguards. The struggling practices were guessing. Or they'd tried and failed. Or they'd hired a vendor who took 50% and delivered headaches.
I spent months documenting exactly what separated the winners from everyone else. I built out the templates, the checklists, the training materials. I wanted to give this to every specialty practice I worked with.
Then I hit a wall.
Corporate compliance wouldn't let me share it. The blueprint I'd built sat locked in my drive while practice after practice continued doing this work for free.
So I made a decision. After 22 years, I left. I had an opportunity to help more practices and get paid for it — win-win.
PCM Launch Kit is the result.
Everything I learned. Every template I built. Every compliance safeguard I documented. Distilled into a system that independent specialty practices can implement themselves in 30 days or less.
No vendors taking a cut. No corporate bureaucracy.
Just the exact roadmap that's already working in practices like yours.
Two Paths Forward. Only One Leads to Revenue.
Every month you wait is another $5,000-$10,000 in billable work delivered for free. The practices implementing PCM aren't working harder. They're working smarter. And they started with the same implementation roadmap you can access today for $57.
Let's Do The Math: What PCM Is Actually Worth To Your Practice
Forget the hype. Let's look at the real numbers from CMS.
Principal Care Management Reimbursement Rates (2026):
| CPT Code | Service Description | Monthly Rate |
|---|---|---|
| 99424 | Initial 30 minutes (physician) | $82.55 |
| 99425 | Each additional 30 minutes (physician) | $59.92 |
| 99426 | Clinical staff: First 30 minutes | $61.92 |
| 99427 | Clinical staff: Each additional 30 minutes | $47.27 |
The average practice bills between $60-235 per patient per month, depending on care complexity and time invested.
Step 1: How many chronic care patients do you have?
If you're a specialty practice, you already know the answer. These are your patients with a single high-risk chronic condition as the primary reason for care, conditions expected to last 3+ months, and complex care needs requiring clinical judgment.
Most specialty practices find 50-150+ qualifying patients immediately. Rheumatology, cardiology, pulmonology, nephrology, endocrinology? Your entire panel likely qualifies.
Step 2: Conservative Math
Let's use the most conservative assumptions:
| Patients | Monthly/Patient | Monthly Revenue | Annual Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 patients | $82.55 (base) | $4,128 | $49,530 |
| 100 patients | $82.55 (base) | $8,255 | $99,060 |
| 150 patients | $82.55 (base) | $12,383 | $148,590 |
| 200 patients | $82.55 (base) | $16,510 | $198,120 |
And that's just the base code. Many practices bill add-on codes (99425, 99427) when care requires additional time, pushing monthly per-patient revenue to $120-235.
Step 3: The $57 Question
PCM Launch Kit costs $57.
- Your first enrolled patient pays for the entire system 1.4x over in month one.
- By patient five, you've generated 7x ROI in month one alone.
- By month three with just 50 patients, you've generated $12,383 from a $57 investment.
The Hidden Cost of Waiting
Every month you delay PCM implementation, you're leaving real money on the table:
- 50 patients: $4,128/month lost = $49,530/year
- 100 patients: $8,255/month lost = $99,060/year
- 150 patients: $12,383/month lost = $148,590/year
The practices you're competing with? They're not waiting. They're capturing this revenue while you're still "thinking about it."
Here's EVERYTHING You Get Inside PCM Launch Kit:
12-Step PCM Accelerator Guide
Complete implementation roadmap covering CMS requirements, patient identification, enrollment workflow, documentation standards, billing codes, compliance safeguards, and revenue optimization.
Specialty-Specific Care Plans
Ready-made templates that ensure compliance and maximize reimbursements. Stop reinventing the wheel — just plug in and go.
30-Day Implementation Timeline
Clear processes and proven SOPs that get you billing PCM within 30 days. Start capturing revenue before your next billing cycle.
Your Questions, Answered
Is PCM Launch Kit compliant with current CMS guidelines?
Yes. PCM Launch Kit is built directly from CMS requirements for Principal Care Management (CPT codes 99424-99427). The 12-Step Accelerator Guide walks you through every compliance requirement, and our specialty care plan templates are designed to meet all 11 required elements of a PCM Comprehensive Care Plan. We update our materials as CMS guidelines evolve, so you're always current.
What about audit risk? I've heard horror stories about Medicare recoupment.
Audit risk comes from poor documentation, not from billing PCM codes. The practices that get in trouble are billing without proper care plans, documentation, or consent. PCM Launch Kit gives you the exact templates and workflows to be audit-ready from day one. Every care plan template includes the required elements. Every step in the implementation guide addresses documentation requirements. Proper implementation actually reduces your compliance risk because you'll have structured, defensible records.
Do I need to hire new staff to implement PCM?
No. PCM is designed to work with your existing team. The implementation team typically includes: a Project Champion (usually the practice owner or lead physician), a Care Team member (nurse, medical assistant, or care coordinator you already have), and a Billing Lead (your existing billing person). The 30-minute minimum for PCM billing is usually covered by work your staff is already doing between visits. You're not adding work. You're documenting and billing for work that's already happening.
What EHR systems does this work with?
PCM Launch Kit works with any certified EHR. The care plan templates are provided as customizable documents that can be imported into any system. We've had practices successfully implement PCM using Epic, Cerner, eClinicalWorks, Athenahealth, NextGen, Practice Fusion, and smaller specialty-specific EHRs. The key requirement from CMS is a certified EHR with the capability to document care plans, not a specific vendor.
How is PCM different from CCM (Chronic Care Management)?
PCM (Principal Care Management) was introduced in 2020 specifically for specialists. For specialty practices where patients often have one dominant condition (rheumatoid arthritis, heart failure, COPD, etc.), PCM is usually the better fit. PCM Launch Kit focuses specifically on PCM implementation because that's where specialists see the best returns.
| Factor | CCM | PCM |
|---|---|---|
| Patient Requirement | 2+ chronic conditions | 1 high-risk chronic condition |
| Best For | Primary care | Specialty practices |
| Consent | Written or verbal | Written or verbal |
| Time Minimum | 20 minutes/month | 30 minutes/month |
| Reimbursement | $62-142/month | $60-235/month |
What if I already tried CCM or PCM and it failed?
You're not alone. Many practices attempt chronic care billing without a proper implementation system and get discouraged when results don't match expectations. Common failure points include: poor patient identification, inadequate documentation, workflow bottlenecks, and lack of staff buy-in. PCM Launch Kit addresses each of these systematically. The 12-Step Guide was built by analyzing what successful practices do differently. If your previous attempt generated less than $50,000/year, you likely had an implementation problem, not a PCM problem.
How long until I see revenue?
Most practices following the PCM Launch Kit system start billing within 30 days. Here's the typical timeline:
- Week 1-2: Patient identification, workflow setup
- Week 3: Begin patient enrollment and consent
- Week 4: Start documenting billable PCM activities
- Month 2: First PCM claims submitted
- Month 3: First reimbursements received (depends on your payer cycle)
The 30-minute time requirement for PCM is usually met through activities you're already doing. Implementation is primarily about documentation and billing workflow, not adding clinical activities.
What exactly do I get for $57?
You get immediate access to:
- The 12-Step PCM Accelerator Guide: Complete implementation roadmap covering CMS requirements, patient identification, enrollment workflow, documentation standards, billing codes, compliance safeguards, and revenue optimization.
- Specialty Care Plan Templates: Customizable care plan templates designed for your specific specialty. Each template meets all 11 required elements for a PCM Comprehensive Care Plan and integrates with any EHR.
This is the same implementation system used by practices generating $100,000+ annually from PCM.
Every Month Without PCM = $5K–$10K in Lost Reimbursement
Let's talk about what happens this month. Your chronic care patients will call about medication concerns. Your staff will spend time coordinating with other specialists. Care plans will be reviewed. Follow-up calls will be made.
That's $60-235 per patient in billable work.
And if you don't have PCM implemented? It happens for free. Again.
Here's the math on waiting:
- Wait 1 month: Leave $3,500-$10,700 on the table (50-150 patients)
- Wait 3 months: Leave $10,500-$32,100 on the table
- Wait 6 months: Leave $21,000-$64,200 on the table
- Wait 12 months: Leave $42,000-$128,400 on the table
The practices implementing PCM right now? They're billing for this work. Every single month. Same patients. Same conditions. Same care. Different revenue.
PCM Launch Kit costs $57. That's less than what Medicare pays for 30 minutes of care coordination for a single patient.
One patient. One month. Pays for everything.
The 12-Step Accelerator Guide and Specialty Care Plan Templates are ready for immediate download. You could have your team trained and ready to start documenting by end of week.
Click below to get instant access. Start capturing the revenue you've been leaving on the table.
P.S. Six months from now, you'll either be one of the practices generating consistent PCM revenue, or you'll still be doing chronic care coordination for free.
The implementation system is $57. Your first enrolled patient covers that cost in month one with room to spare. Practices using this exact roadmap are adding $3,000-$17,000 monthly. Same specialty. Same patients. Same work you're already doing.
The only difference is they started.
The question isn't whether PCM works. The question is how long you'll keep doing the work for free.
90-Day Outcome Guarantee: If you follow the 30-day roadmap and don't bill your first PCM claim within 90 days, we'll personally consult with your team — or refund your money. No questions asked.
About PCM Launch Kit: We help independent specialty practices build sustainable revenue through Principal Care Management. Founded by Amy Post (MBA, 22+ years Abbott/AbbVie healthcare leadership), we provide the proven systems that work in real practice environments.
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