Advanced primary care
Whole-panel primary care, tracked by the work performed rather than a time count. Hoss Care turns each requirement into a workflow your team can run, with the record behind it.
For the practice patients come back to.
Advanced primary care pays the practice that is the patient's home base for the work it already does, across the whole panel.
Practices and patients it fits
- Patients whose home base for care is your practice
- Patients with one or more long-term conditions
- Panels you want to follow as a whole
- Practices that would rather show the work than keep time logs
Patients better served elsewhere
- Patients whose care is led by a specialist
- Patients on another monthly care service this month
- Patients in their first month after a hospital stay
- Ongoing care for complex conditionsMonthly follow-ups for patients with two or more long-term conditions, with one care plan and one care team on the same record.
- Focused care for one serious conditionIntensive follow-up for a single high-risk condition, with a plan the whole team can see.
- Care after a hospital stayA follow-up call soon after discharge, a visit on the calendar, and the handoff on one record from the first day home.
Your practice does primary care. Hoss Care shows that it happened.
Every requirement becomes a task with an owner and a status, and the evidence lands on the record as the work is done.
What your team does
- Stays the patient's home base for care
- Runs visits, follow-ups, and care coordination
- Answers patients when they reach out
- Reviews, edits, and signs every note
What Hoss Care does
- Turns each requirement into a task with an owner
- Shows which patients still need what this month
- Keeps the evidence of each step on the record
- Prepares one monthly claim per patient for billing to send
AI assistance in Hoss Care is advisory. It suggests and flags; your clinicians review, edit, and sign, and your staff submit.
A whole panel, month after month.
The panel is sorted once, each month runs as a checklist, and the claim comes from the record.
Advanced primary care or complex-condition care?
Both cover ongoing follow-up. The difference is how the work is tracked and which patients qualify. Many practices run both, for different patients.
We sort the panel with you, patient by patient. Book a demo to walk through yours.
About ongoing care for complex conditions- How the work is tracked
- Follow-up time is recorded each monthThe work performed is tracked, with no time logs
- How billing works
- Billed monthly on the follow-up work recordedOne monthly claim per patient, set by how complex their care is
- Who qualifies
- Patients with two or more long-term conditionsAny patient in the panel, including those with one long-term condition
- Best fit
- Practices with dedicated care coordinatorsPrimary care practices that are the patient's home base
Questions practice managers ask
How does this fit into our EHR?
Each requirement runs as a workflow inside the patient's chart in Epic, Oracle Health, or athenahealth. The care plan, the follow-up notes, and the monthly report all live in the record your team already uses.
Who does the follow-ups?
Your care team does, working from a list that shows which patients need what this month. If you are short on staff, our clinical team can cover the list until yours is ready. Every action is on the same record either way.
How does billing work?
Eligibility and complexity level are checked before the first month. Notes are written during each follow-up, with no time logs to keep. When the month closes, one claim per patient is prepared with the documentation attached, ready for your billing team to send.
Can we run this alongside ongoing care for complex conditions?
Yes, across different patients. A patient is on one monthly care service at a time, and only the practice that is their home base for care bills for it. Most practices start their primary care panel here and keep ongoing care for complex conditions for patients a specialist leads. We sort the panel patient by patient.
How long does it take to go live?
The EHR connection comes first, then the panel review, then the first month of care. A typical go-live takes about 30 days.
Paid for the practice you already are. Every requirement on the record.
Ready to start with your panel?
We will walk through your panel, sort it by complexity level, and map every requirement to a workflow your team can run from day one.
