Ask if ACCESS is right for you. Your provider submits a simple referral—no separate appointment needed.
ACCESS
Duke Health is participating in ACCESS, a new Medicare program that provides eligible patients with extra support for managing chronic conditions—at no cost to you.
You may hear from ACCESS companies directly. We encourage you to talk with your provider first to see which ACCESS programs Duke offers and other Duke Health options we have available. We want your care to be seamless and integrated.
Benefits
- $0 No cost to you
- 24/7 Care team support
- Free Programs or devices
- Original Medicare patients only
How to Get Started
Your care team will help you set up your smartphone or device for your personalized program.
Check in daily from home. Your care team monitors your progress and keeps your doctor informed.
You May Qualify if You Have One or More of the Following:
Diabetes, prediabetes, obesity / weight management.
The go live date for this service is TBD. We will update this website regularly. In the meantime, ask your provider if you may qualify for one of our remote patient monitoring programs for diabetes.
Depression, anxiety.
Duke Health is not currently participating in the Behavioral Health ACCESS track. We will keep this page updated as our participation in the program evolves. Check back here for updates. For more information about Duke Health's behavioral health care options speak with your primary care provider or click here.
What You Get With ACCESS:
The ACCESS program is new and will continue to evolve at Duke Health, with new programs launching over the next year. Stay tuned.
ACCESS (Advancing Chronic Care with Effective, Scalable Solutions) is a voluntary 10-year CMS Innovation Center model available to Original Medicare beneficiaries. Participation does not affect your existing Medicare benefits or coverage. Home monitoring and care management services are provided by Duke Health's ACCESS program partners. This handout is for general informational purposes only and is not medical advice. Talk with your care team before making any changes to your health routine.