CKD APCM Compliance & Documentation | Tile Healthcare

APCM requires tracking non-face-to-time. Our AI system automatically logs the time spent by staff communicating lab results, such as creatinine or albuminuria levels, to the patient, ensuring every minute is billable.

As eGFR drops, medication adjustments are critical. The AI monitors pharmacy refill requests and triggers a clinical review for nephrotoxic drugs or medications requiring dosage reductions to maintain compliance.

Compliance requires tracking Hemoglobin levels and documenting the administration or adjustment of Erythropoiesis-Stimulating Agents (ESAs), along with iron studies, all of which can be automated via AI data entry.

AI workflows ensure that Calcium, Phosphorus, and PTH levels are checked according to KDIGO intervals, with automated alerts sent to patients for upcoming lab draws to ensure continuous data for documentation.

Yes, the AI identifies when a patient is due for renal function testing based on their CKD stage and sends automated voice or text reminders, reducing the rate of missed labs and improving clinical oversight.

For patients approaching Stage 5, the AI initiates educational sequences regarding hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and transplant evaluation, documenting these essential 'transition of care' discussions for APCM.

The AI can conduct regular check-in calls to collect home blood pressure readings, which are critical for slowing CKD progression, and automatically syncs this data into the APCM documentation logs.

The system generates comprehensive reports showing the date, duration, and clinical content of every AI-driven patient interaction, providing a clear audit trail for Medicare APCM reimbursement.

Yes, our AI templates are built on KDIGO clinical practice guidelines, ensuring that the care management provided—and documented—aligns with the highest standards of nephrology care.

The AI tracks the status of transplant referrals and ensures all prerequisite tests are completed and documented, satisfying APCM requirements for coordinating care with external specialists and facilities.