Percipio Health for Physician Groups

Turn your Medicare panel into a recurring revenue stream

Percipio supports multiple reimbursement programs, RPM, APCM, CCM, PCM, so your practice captures the revenue CMS built for you — without adding staff, without device logistics, and without disrupting your clinical workflow.

New recurring revenue

Engage providers with a full stack of CMS reimbursements. We support RPM, APCM, CCM, PCM, and ToC.

Eliminate administrative burden

AI generates and maintains CMS-compliant care plans automatically – physicians or other providers review, not write.

Engage and monitor patients between visits

Smartphone-based monitoring keeps longitudinal relationships alive without office visits.

Advance your participation in value-based care

APCM infrastructure doubles as the foundation for ACO participation and risk-based contracting.

Percipio Health Platform

AI health monitoring and care management

Use Cases

Built for primary care groups

APCM revenue capture: G0556, G0557, and G0558 billing across your full Medicare panel

RPM revenue stack for highest-acuity patients on top of APCM

Chronic disease management: diabetes, hypertension, COPD, heart failure, CKD

Post-acute monitoring and transitional care for recently discharged patients

Value-based care readiness: population health infrastructure for ACO and risk contracting

Featured Use Case

APCM Reimbursement

Percipio covers all 13 APCM service elements — enrollment, care plans, risk stratification, documentation, and reporting — so your practice bills G0556, G0557, and G0558 without adding clinical headcount.

New Reimbursement Pathways

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$700-$800

in new APCM revenue  per patient enrolled

Payers and providers can now reach and understand a much broader population, of both rising and high risk, to ensure they receive the proactive attention, assessment and interventions they need, resulting in lower costs of care and more optimal outcomes.

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David Lucas

Co-Founder & Chief Strategy Officer, Percipio Health

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Asynchronous monitoring is among the most powerful tools for the future of healthcare, enabled by AI. This ability to make the patient’s phone a pivotal part of healthcare may provide powerful health insights, second only to genetics.

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Dr. Andrew R. Watson

Professor of Surgery, UPMC

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News & Perspectives

Revitalizing the journey to value-based care

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What the new FDA guidelines on clinical decision support and wellness tech mean for your digital health strategy

The FDA's newly released updated guidance for its clinical decision support and general wellness policies eases the pathway for healthcare organizations and payers who have been hesitating to innovate at the speed of AI. Here is what the 2026 guidance means for your digital health strategy.

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Strategic investment in Percipio Health aims to help improve access to high-quality, lower-cost healthcare for Blue Cross of Idaho’s members

Granite Financial Holdings, an affiliate of Blue Cross of Idaho, has made a strategic investment in Percipio Health to help advance the health insurance industry’s ability to impact rising and high risk members among broader populations, resulting in lower costs and more optimal outcomes.  

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How dual RPM + AI will power Rural Health Transformation in 2026

As CMS’s Rural Health Transformation funding rolls out in 2026, rural health leaders must adopt a dual RPM strategy that combines clinically robust device-based monitoring with scalable smartphone-based signals to achieve whole-population visibility. Powered by AI, this integrated approach turns RPM data into actionable risk stratification, automated care plans, and streamlined workflows to enable earlier intervention, lower costs, stronger outcomes, and sustainable rural care delivery.