Pacific Private Practice Network

Pacific Private Practice Network (P3N) is a group of physicians aligned to preserve the value of private practice. P3N was founded to honor the patient/doctor relationship and strengthen the private practice model in an evolving world of value-based care. The Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) was initiated as part of CMS intention of crea... ting a system that emphasizes value or volume. Reporting quality parameters under MIPS can be tedious and time consuming. P3N offers reliable efficient MIPS reporting to help you minimize the burden of reporting, avoid penalties and maximize payment bonuses. We have the tools (paper work and protocol) to train your office staff, giving them the framework to provide the Medicare mandated Annual Wellness Visit. Visits can be done by you, a nurse, or if you prefer, P3N will provide a nurse practitioner. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) recognizes CCM as a critical component of primary care. Patients with two or more chronic conditions are considered eligible. Clinical staff are expected to spend 20 minutes per month establishing, revising and monitoring a comprehensive care plan. For most practices, the service is too costly and time consuming to perform. P3Ns program performs CCM and allows you to follow your patients effectively and efficiently while being reimbursed. TCM describes the oversight and coordination of healthcare services for patients transitioning from an inpatient hospital setting. TCM requires communication with the patient within two business days and a face-to-face visit within 7 and 14 days of discharge. P3N provides the follow up call and appointment coordination with their Primary Care Physician, as well as performing medication reconciliation, and facilitate access to home health, hospice, DME and other services. RPM is technology to enable monitoring of patients outside of conventional clinical settings such as in the home, which may increase access to care and decrease healthcare delivery costs. Studies show significant ...Read More