What is Principal Care Management (PCM)?
PCM is an all-encompassing primary care strategy that places a strong emphasis on proactive health management, individualised care plans, and continuing support for patients’ general wellbeing.
What distinguishes PCM from conventional care?
To treat the underlying causes of health problems and advance long-term wellbeing, PCM places a major emphasis on developing strong patient-provider relationships, preventative care, and thorough health evaluations.
Is my primary care physician a choice?
Yes, you are able to choose a primary care physician from our group of skilled medical experts based on your preferences and needs.
Which services does PCM cover?
Preventive care, acute care services, treatment of chronic diseases, health screenings, immunisations, and coordination of care with specialists and other healthcare professionals are all included in PCM.
How frequently I will see my PCM provider?
The number of visits is determined by your treatment plan and health needs. Patients typically have routine examinations and can make extra visits as required for further care.
Are insurance plans covering PCM?
PCM services are covered by many insurance plans. Our staff can help you understand any connected expenses or copayments and confirm coverage.
Can I get in touch with my PCM provider?
Yes, you will be able to ask questions, talk about any health issues, and get advice on how to take care of your overall wellbeing directly from your PCM physician.
What happens if I require emergency medical care?
For urgent medical needs, our PCM providers provide same-day or next-day appointments. You can get in touch with our on-call provider for assistance after hours.
How preventive care promotes PCM?
To help patients in maintaining excellent health, preventing diseases, and identifying any health issues early for prompt therapies, PCM places a strong emphasis on lifestyle counselling, health education, and preventative screenings.
What advantages does PCM offer?
Personalised treatment, better health outcomes, better chronic disease management, stronger patient-provider connections, and all-encompassing support for longevity and general well-being are some of the advantages.