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ACCESS Program

Physician-directed ACCESS support that keeps patients connected between visits

New York Pulmonary Care ACCESS Model helps eligible Original Medicare patients and referral partners turn chronic-care follow-up into an organized support system: monitoring when appropriate, education, device help, patient outreach, and secure clinician coordination.

Human support after the visit
Remote monitoring help when appropriate
Clear coordination for care teams

ACCESS care support

Device visibility, outreach, and clinician coordination between visits

Physician-directed

Care Team

800-745-1444

Office hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

ACCESS Model accepted applicant. Final participation remains subject to CMS requirements and Participation Agreement execution.

Devices
Readings
Oversight

Voluntary Medicare Support

Participation does not replace Original Medicare benefits, regular doctors, or the patient's right to see any Medicare provider.

Physician-Directed Oversight

Care support is organized around clinician oversight, patient safety, and coordination with the patient's existing care team.

Accepted Applicant Status

ACCESS Model accepted applicant. Final participation remains subject to CMS requirements and Participation Agreement execution.

Clinical direction

Built under experienced, multi-specialty physician leadership.

New York Pulmonary Care ACCESS Model is guided by physicians with broad board-certified experience across internal medicine, pulmonary medicine, nephrology, and critical care medicine. That clinical breadth gives the program a serious medical foundation for patient support, monitoring visibility, escalation readiness, and coordinated follow-through.

Physicians spearheading the program are boarded in internal medicine, pulmonary medicine, nephrology, and critical care medicine
Clinical direction is built for complex adult patients, serious chronic conditions, and medically informed escalation decisions
ACCESS workflows are organized around experienced physician oversight, disciplined communication, and physician-to-physician trust

What makes this different

We are not just listing ACCESS services. We are building the follow-through layer patients and doctors actually need.

Chronic care breaks down in the small moments: a missed reading, a disconnected device, an unanswered question, an incomplete form, or a patient who does not know what to do next. Our role is to keep those moments organized, visible, and supported.

A patient needs help with a device, reading, form, or next step.
The care team owns outreach and documents what happened.
Doctors and referral partners can stay informed through secure coordination when appropriate.
Patients feel supported instead of being left to figure it out alone.

ACCESS Tracks

The care team checks each patient's condition, Medicare status, service area, and program requirements before enrollment.

eCKM / CKM

Cardio-Kidney-Metabolic Support

Care support for eligible Original Medicare patients with cardio-kidney-metabolic needs. eCKM may include hypertension, or two or more of dyslipidemia, obesity or overweight with a central obesity marker, and prediabetes. CKM may include diabetes, chronic kidney disease stage 3a or 3b, or atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.

MSK

Musculoskeletal Support

Support for eligible Original Medicare patients with chronic musculoskeletal pain through education, coaching, tracking, and clinician support.

BH

Behavioral Health Support

Support for eligible Original Medicare patients with depression or anxiety, including check-ins, education, and care coordination when appropriate.

Services Included When Appropriate

Services are matched to the patient's track, care plan, and clinical needs.

Nutrition Support

Guidance to support eating habits related to the patient's care plan.

Activity Coaching

Support with safe movement and activity goals when appropriate.

Behavioral Health Support

Support for emotional and behavioral health needs as part of the care program.

Remote Monitoring

Connected devices may help the care team monitor health information between visits.

Medication Support

Medication review and support to help patients follow their care plan.

Clinician Communication

Patients and clinicians may communicate with the care team about program-related needs.

Education

Plain-language information to help patients understand their condition and care steps.

Community Resource Support

Help identifying services such as food, housing, or transportation support when needed.

How Enrollment Works

  1. 1

    Patient or clinician submits request.

  2. 2

    Care team checks eligibility and service area.

  3. 3

    Baseline needs and care plan are reviewed.

  4. 4

    Patient begins services if eligible.

  5. 5

    PCP or referring clinician receives updates when appropriate.

Who This Is For

Original Medicare beneficiaries, caregivers, PCPs, specialists, discharge planners, and referring clinicians may use this site to request enrollment review or referral support.

Provider Coordination

Our care team coordinates with PCPs and referring clinicians through secure updates when appropriate and permitted.

Service Area

New York State and Florida, with eligibility confirmed during enrollment

For doctors and referral partners

Choose the partner built to protect your patient relationship.

When support breaks down, patient frustration often comes back to the doctor who made the referral. Our physician-directed workflow focuses on follow-up ownership, patient communication, device support, and clear visibility for clinicians.

Control for doctors. Trust for patients.

Better follow-through without adding more daily operational work to the referring practice.

Ready to get started?

Submit an enrollment or referral request. PCPs and referring clinicians can submit a referral online or contact the care team for referral support.

Enroll / Refer