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CHESS Health Solutions

We are sustainably transforming the health care experience for the patient, provider, and care team.

CHESS empowers physicians and health systems to safely transition to value based care. CHESS collaborates with physicians and health systems, considering them value partners, and provides a better understanding of the needs of their patient population. Together, CHESS and its value partners transform care through innovative, team-based solutions, implementing care models that address the needs of the sickest patients while aligning clinical goals and financial goals. Together, CHESS and health care systems create more effective care methods and pathways to improve patient outcomes.

03/30/2026

👩‍⚕️👨‍⚕️ Happy National Doctor's Day to all the incredible doctors out there!

Today, we celebrate your dedication, compassion, and tireless efforts in caring for patients and communities.

Your commitment to healing and improving lives does not go unnoticed. Thank you for all that you do!

03/27/2026

🔐 HIPAA Changes Are Here. Are You Ready?

Healthcare data is under more pressure than ever, and the 2026 HIPAA updates are designed to raise the bar on privacy and cybersecurity. These changes will impact how your team documents, protects, and responds to incidents involving patient information.

What’s changing:
• Stronger protections for sensitive health data
• Mandatory multi-factor authentication and stronger encryption
• More frequent risk assessments and tighter audits
• Faster incident reporting from business associates

How to prepare:
Start reviewing your policies, update your Notice of Privacy Practices, assess cybersecurity gaps, and train your staff.

03/16/2026

While routine screening can find colorectal cancer early when treatment is most effective, many adults do not get recommended screenings.

To address this gap in care:
1. Start earlier discussions with patients on cancer risk and screening options.
2. Convey importance of screening for a patient's health and wellness.
3. Discuss a patient's fear around colonoscopy.
4. Record date of previously completed test in EHR.
5. Provide screening reminders during office visits.

03/11/2026

Strong performance starts with prevention.

Screenings are more than tasks to complete. From cancer to diabetes and cardiovascular assessments, they uncover risks early, close quality gaps, and shape smarter care plans.

When teams act early, they have time to follow up and prevent complications. This leads to better outcomes, stronger quality results, and greater patient trust.

03/03/2026

Let's talk about cancer prevention!

Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the U.S. -- but it's also one of the most preventable. How can we improve adherence?

✅ Normalize the conversation—talk about screenings as routinely as blood pressure checks.

✅ Offer options—colonoscopy isn’t the only way; stool-based tests can be a great alternative.

✅ Address barriers—help patients navigate insurance coverage and scheduling challenges.

Every screening completed is a potential life saved. Close colorectal cancer screening care gaps and ensure more patients get the preventive care they need.

02/23/2026

V28 of the CMS-HCC risk adjustment model is here, and it changes how patient complexity is recognized.

Some diagnoses no longer carry the same weight. Categories have shifted, and specificity matters more than ever.

If a condition is not clearly assessed, addressed, and documented, it will not count toward a patient's risk profile.

Make sure you capture all active conditions, use specific diagnoses, and document how they affect your clinical decisions at least once each year.

Your documentation is now more important than ever.

02/20/2026

some MA plans allow you to see any healthcare provider who accepts Medicare?

02/19/2026

Medicare Annual Wellness Visits look a little different in 2026.

AWVs remain a preventive care cornerstone, but expectations around what’s assessed and documented continue to evolve.

There’s greater emphasis on lifestyle risk factors, prevention planning, and using the visit to capture a clearer picture of the patient’s overall health, not just a checklist.

An AWV is not a physical. It is one of the most important visits of the year for prevention, quality, and patient engagement.

02/18/2026

Whether you're managing chronic diseases or focusing on preventive care, Category II CPT codes can help you:

✅ Measure performance more accurately
✅ Capture quality data without impacting reimbursement
✅ Enhance your value-based care initiatives

Dive into our latest article to explore how leveraging Category II codes can elevate your practice's approach to care: https://www.chesshealthsolutions.com/2025/01/16/category-ii-codes-understanding-their-role-in-value-based-care/

02/17/2026

Controlling high blood pressure is a vital step in preventing heart attacks, stroke, and kidney disease.

While there is no cure, providers can spread awareness and empower patients.

📌 Start the conversation: Encourage regular check-ups to monitor blood pressure levels.
🥦 Advocate a heart-healthy lifestyle: Share tips on a balanced diet, regular exercise, and stress management.
💊 Medication adherence matters: Remind patients to take prescribed medications consistently.
📈 Monitor at home: Recommend home blood pressure monitoring for a more comprehensive view.
💙 Emphasize teamwork: Encourage open communication and shared decision-making.

It's not just about treating high blood pressure; it's about preventing it. Share this knowledge with your patients for a healthier, heart-smart life!

02/16/2026

Myth: Medicaid does not cover telehealth visits.

Fact: NC Medicaid covers many telehealth services, including behavioral health, chronic disease management, and follow-ups, helping patients access care more conveniently.

02/11/2026

Every colorectal cancer screening completed is a potential life saved.

Barriers like lack of awareness, discomfort discussing the topic, and misconceptions about screening options must be addressed.

💡 Here's how we can make an impact:

• Start the conversation early with patients, especially those at higher risk
• Offer education about non-invasive screening options, like FIT tests
• Collaborate with care teams to close gaps in screening rates

How is your practice addressing gaps in colorectal cancer screenings?

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165 Kimel Park Drive, Suite B
Winston-Salem, NC
27103

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Website

http://www.chesshealthsolutions.com/

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