Case Study

Internationally Recognized Respiratory & Cardiac Clinic Trusts ChronicCareIQ for Care Management

THE OBJECTIVE:

National Jewish needed a solution that supported both CCM & RPM in a single platform & integrated with Epic EHR.

When choosing a care management software partner, they prioritized:

Automating workflows
Improving patient coordination and communication
A partner with deep clinical expertise, who understood their unique patient needs

Provider Background

National Jewish Health, based in Denver, Colorado, is an internationally recognized healthcare institution specializing in respiratory, cardiac, immune, and related disorders.

Led by Michael Salem, MD, and supported by more than 200 providers, the organization cares for tens of thousands of patients each year.

Patient Highlight:

ChronicCareIQ’s RiskIQ system indicated alarming blood pressure trends in a National Jewish Health patient and alerted the care team.

The patient was directed to the ER, where clinicians discovered the patient was in the middle of a stroke.

Through early detection via ChronicCareIQ’s digital patient engagement, the care team was able to administer TPA and successfully avoid a critical event.

“A patient told us, ‘I feel so good knowing that National Jewish is paying attention to my health, even when I’m not.’”

– Erica Kaye, Executive Director of Ambulatory Practice, National Jewish Health

Patients Enrolled

Average Monthly Reimbursements Generated

$ 0 K

Practice Results:

National Jewish Health trusted ChronicCareIQ to centralize and scale its CCM and RPM programs within a single, simple platform.

With ChronicCareIQ, the practice:

Centralizes clinical workflows for all teams in one platform
Automatically captures billable activities and time documentation with CallerIQ
Integrate care management directly into Epic EHR workflows
Improve coordination and communication across care teams
Create a more structured, proactive approach to patient management between visits

“We use ChronicCareIQ all day, every day.”