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What’s next for healthcare? In a rapidly evolving industry, staying ahead requires insights, expert analysis, and actionable strategies. Analyzing Should CEOs worry about CMS cutting back advanced primary care and remote monitoring codes? Former CMS leaders say the outlook is promising.

In this member-exclusive SCALE Community CMS Leadership Call, a CEO raised a concern on many executives’ minds: What if CMS reduces or removes reimbursement codes for advanced primary care, chronic care management, and remote monitoring once they become more widely adopted?

Kristi Martin, former Chief of Staff at CMS, addressed this head-on. She explained how the latest physician fee schedule showed no cuts—instead, CMS is moving toward expansion of chronic care, navigation, and remote monitoring codes. This is a strong policy signal that CMS sees these models as vital to improving access, quality, and efficiency.

Key insights from this clip:

No rollbacks, only expansions in the latest CMS physician fee schedule.

Advanced primary care codes remain a strategic priority.

Uptake is still early, but CMS is showing support for broader adoption.

“It’s harder to take a code away than to add one.” – Kristi Martin.

CEOs should see this as an opportunity but also recognize the need for ongoing advocacy in Washington to ensure reforms continue.

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