Act Like a Nurse. Think Like a Nursepreneur. Tomorrow I'm going live for a short conversation that I think every nurse who's considering entrepreneurship needs to hear. As nurses, we're taught to think clinically. We assess. We prioritize. We follow evidence. We work within systems that already exist. Those skills make us excellent nurses. But building a business requires a different way of thinking. It requires us to create systems instead of simply working within them. That's the mindset shift we'll be talking about tomorrow. We'll discuss: - Why so many nurses struggle with entrepreneurship even though they're incredibly skilled. - The biggest mindset shift I had to make when I started my business. - How nursing has prepared you for entrepreneurship in ways you may not even realize. - How to begin thinking like a nursepreneur while staying true to who you are as a nurse. 📅 Saturday 🕐 1:00 PM Eastern Time Bring your questions, your ideas, and your curiosity. Whether you're still exploring entrepreneurship or you're already building your business, I'd love to have you join the conversation. If you can't make it live, don't worry. I'll post the recording afterward. 📝 Nursepreneur Homework Before tomorrow's live, think about this question: What are three problems you've solved repeatedly throughout your nursing career? Don't think about business yet. Don't think about money. Just think about the problems people consistently come to you to solve. Bring your list to the live. We're going to build from there.

The 2026 RPM code set (what to bill now) A) Setup / patient education (unchanged) - 99453 – Initial setup + patient education on use of equipment (still your “start the program” code). B) Device supply + data transmission (this is where the big change happened) - 99445 (NEW for 2026) – RPM device supply with daily recordings/alerts and transmission for 2–15 days in a 30-day period. - 99454 (descriptor clarified for 2026) – RPM device supply with daily recordings/alerts and transmission for 16–30 days in a 30-day period. C) Treatment management (time + interactive communication) - 99457 – RPM treatment management, first 20 minutes in the calendar month requiring interactive communication. (No code change noted for 2026.) - 99458 – Each additional 20 minutes (add-on to 99457). (No change noted for 2026.) - 99470 (NEW for 2026) – RPM treatment management, first 10 minutes in the calendar month requiring 1 real-time interactive communication with the patient/caregiver.

For 2026, I want to see more nurse owned and operated CCM & RPM companies PLEASE! Hello everyone! Have you started mapping out your business yet?

A New Chapter in My Care Management Journey 🚀 Hey everyone, I wanted to share an important update—I’m putting a pause on my online Skool Empower Care Academy as I shift my focus toward new opportunities as a Care Management Consultant. This decision comes with excitement as I continue to expand my work, helping providers implement value-based care and supporting nurses in transitioning into care management. 💡 What does this mean for you? I’m still here to support, guide, and connect with those looking to start or grow their own care management businesses. If you have questions or need guidance, feel free to reach out to me directly at 📩 [email protected]. 💬 Let’s stay connected!🔗 Follow me on LinkedIn for updates and insights Join my FB group: Nurse Entrepreneurs in Care Management & Value-Based Care Follow my YouTube Channel Nurses in Chronic Care Management I appreciate all the support and connections built through Empower Care Academy, and I’m excited for what’s ahead. Let’s keep growing together! 💙 #CareManagement #ValueBasedCare #NurseEntrepreneurs #HealthcareBusiness #CareCoordination

So last night I spent a hour consulting with a clients that was in ruff spot and in need of medication. We were able to get her in to see a true doc for medication and therapy recommendation’s. Our previous conversation made the providers job so much easier and the clients was very pleased and more confident about desired results. Which will lead to them actually taking the medication and following other recommendations. This was encouraging to me. I would love to see fellow nurses and my providers take advantage of the program. (This also would qualify as CCM billable minutes) They basically will do exactly what I did.