Identify patients
We find patients with long-term pain diagnoses who are not yet in a structured program.
Chronic pain needs more than a prescription refill. CPM supports a monthly bundle of assessment, care planning, medication management and coordination with therapy and behavioral services. We run the scheduling, follow-up and documentation that keep the plan on track.
Eligibility is confirmed against your own population before a pilot group is approached.
Persistent or recurrent pain lasting longer than three months
An initial face-to-face visit with the billing practitioner
A person-centered pain plan with functional goals
Consent documented before services begin
Your clinicians keep every clinical decision. We run the operations around them.
We find patients with long-term pain diagnoses who are not yet in a structured program.
Scheduling and pre-visit questionnaires prepare the first face-to-face appointment.
Monthly outreach checks function, adherence and barriers against the patient's goals.
Referrals to therapy, behavioral health and community resources are tracked to completion.
Activities and time are documented for practitioner review.
Pain assessment, prescribing and treatment changes remain with the billing practitioner.
Listed as published for calendar year 2026 under the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule. Requirements, documentation rules and payer policies change — confirm current CMS and payer guidance with your billing team. Carevory does not guarantee reimbursement. CPM billing codes
| Code | What it covers |
|---|---|
| G3002 | First 30 minutes per calendar month, including the initial face-to-face visit |
| G3003 | Each additional 15 minutes in the same month |
Carevory does not guarantee reimbursement. Confirm current CMS and payer guidance with your billing team before you bill.
The same minutes are never counted toward two programs — time is logged against one at a time.
What practices ask before launching CPM.
No. Primary-care and specialty practitioners can bill CPM when the requirements are met.
Often, yes — therapy-adherence and musculoskeletal data from RTM can inform the pain plan.
Your clinicians, or qualified clinical staff working under your supervision and protocols where contracted. Carevory runs the operations around them: eligibility, enrollment, outreach, scheduling, queues, documentation and reporting.
No. Payer rules, documentation and clinical decisions determine payment. We help you meet program requirements and give you clean records for billing review.
Tell us about your patient population, systems and staffing. We'll scope a pilot group, the workflow and the reporting you'd see each month.
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