Care that continues

Chronic Care: California Telehealth & Inland Empire Appointments

Ongoing health needs deserve ongoing attention. Schedule care for blood pressure, diabetes, medication questions, and follow-up that helps your care plan fit everyday life.

Existing patients sign in to the secure patient portal; new patients register. If your visit type is not listed, call our team to schedule the correct appointment. Confirm availability and coverage before booking.

For hospitals, medical groups, IPAs, and senior organizations

Discuss Chronic Care / CCM referrals, care coordination needs, or a prospective service agreement.

Referral & contracting information ↓
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Make room for the bigger picture.

Living with an ongoing health condition can mean keeping track of medicines, appointments, readings, and advice from more than one clinician. A chronic care visit gives you time to review what is working, what has changed, and where you need more support.

Harmony Wellness & Health offers primary care support for ongoing needs, including blood pressure and diabetes management. Your appointment begins with your concerns and the plan you already have. Share what is manageable in your routine and what has been difficult, so the discussion reflects your daily life.

Bring your treatment questions into the conversation.

You may want to review home readings, discuss a medication question, or understand the next step after a previous visit. Tell your clinician about medicines prescribed by other providers, supplements, allergies, and changes since your last appointment. A complete list helps the team understand your care in context.

Prescription decisions and adjustments depend on your individual assessment. Refills, specific treatments, and testing are not guaranteed by booking. If you are concerned about side effects or cannot obtain a medicine, explain the situation rather than changing your treatment based on general website information.

Prepare for a useful follow-up.

A few notes can make it easier to explain what has happened between visits. If you already monitor your health at home as part of your care plan, bring the readings and how you recorded them. You do not need to buy a device or start a new monitoring routine just to schedule an appointment.

  • Your main questions and changes since your last visit
  • Current medicines, supplements, allergies, and refill questions
  • Home blood pressure or blood sugar records, if you already keep them
  • Recent results or care summaries you have available
  • Specialist names and any existing follow-up instructions

Leave knowing the next step.

Ask when to return, which information to track, and who to contact if something changes. If your care involves several clinicians, mention upcoming appointments and which provider manages each part of your plan. Follow-up should make responsibilities clearer, rather than add another set of unexplained instructions.

A planned chronic care visit is not an emergency service or a promise of monitoring between appointments. Call 911 for severe chest pain, severe trouble breathing, signs of stroke, or another emergency. If you feel unwell or have a new concern, contact the team about an appropriate assessment instead of waiting for your routine review.

Your appointment options

California telehealth or Inland Empire care.

Ask about a video visit from a private location in California or an in-person Inland Empire appointment. Your clinical needs determine which format is suitable. Confirm your location, visit type, and any instructions before your appointment, especially if you have been advised to arrange care within a specific time.

If an examination, testing, or another level of care is needed, a video visit may not be enough. Tell our team about your care instructions and any changes so they can help you choose an appropriate next step.

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Coverage and benefits

Know which visit you are booking.

Coverage for chronic care appointments depends on the service provided, medical necessity, provider participation, and your plan. Copayments, coinsurance, or deductibles may apply. These appointments are separate from a Medicare Annual Wellness Visit and from any separately enrolled monthly care-management program. Ask the team to confirm your benefits and expected responsibility before scheduling.

Read Medicare’s Chronic Care Management benefit information for details of that Medicare benefit.

Looking for your Medicare Annual Wellness Visit?

Eligible patients can complete a covered Medicare AWV by telehealth, subject to current coverage requirements and individual plan benefits. The AWV focuses on a personalized prevention plan. It does not automatically cover separate hospital follow-up or chronic condition treatment.

Schedule a Medicare Annual Wellness Visit

Before scheduling

Chronic Care questions

Can I book chronic care through California telehealth?

Video can be suitable for some medication discussions, review of existing results, and follow-up of an established care plan. You must be physically located in California. Your clinician may recommend an in-person visit or testing depending on your needs. Confirm the format, current telehealth coverage requirements, and your individual plan benefits before booking.

Is this Medicare’s monthly Chronic Care Management program?

This page is for scheduling chronic care appointments. Medicare’s separately defined monthly Chronic Care Management service has its own eligibility, consent, service, and cost requirements. Booking an appointment here does not enroll you in that program or establish that the practice provides every program benefit. Call to discuss your needs and the services available.

Can I address several conditions in one appointment?

Tell our team what you would like to review when scheduling. Bring a short priority list so the clinician can begin with your most important concerns. Some needs may require another appointment, examination, or specialist input. Ask what can be covered in the selected visit and what follow-up may be appropriate.

Referral partners & contracting

Discuss a dependable pathway for ongoing care.

Medical groups, IPAs, senior organizations, and referring clinicians can contact Harmony Wellness & Health about follow-up visits for patients living with ongoing health conditions. Discuss patient needs, existing clinicians, preferred visit format, and the support your organization is seeking before establishing a referral workflow.

Define the right referral pathway.

  • Define the scope of the proposed relationship: scheduled clinical visits, communication with the referring practice, or a separately evaluated chronic care management (CCM) arrangement. These are distinct services and should not be treated as interchangeable.
  • Agree on how care plans, medication questions, specialist recommendations, and changes in patient needs would be communicated. Discuss the referring clinician’s role and how duplicated or conflicting care would be avoided.
  • For a proposed monthly CCM program, confirm whether Harmony can provide the requested model, which patients may qualify, how consent and care planning would be handled, and which organization would be responsible for service delivery, documentation, and billing.

Booking a chronic care visit does not enroll a patient in Medicare’s monthly CCM benefit. Program availability, eligibility, consent, service requirements, and patient costs must be confirmed before any CCM enrollment. Scheduled visits do not provide round-the-clock monitoring.

Start a contracting conversation.

Tell us your organization’s name, your role, a business contact number, the population and service area you support, the service you are interested in, and your expected referral volume and timeline. We can use that conversation to assess fit and discuss the next steps. Please send business details only in an initial email.

Before launching a relationship, confirm the clinical scope, available capacity, referral acceptance process, scheduling expectations, and each team’s responsibilities. Discuss the credentials and documentation your organization requires for its review, including applicable licensure, provider identifiers, insurance, and payer participation. Any network status, authorization requirements, rates, payment arrangements, or contract terms must be verified and agreed directly.

Agree on communication before the first referral.

Discuss a designated contact on each side, how appointment status and visit information would be shared, the records-transfer method, and the patient permissions or organizational agreements needed. If your organization needs particular reporting or follow-up notifications, agree on the details and feasibility before starting. No reporting integration, turnaround time, or reserved appointment volume is implied by an inquiry.

For an individual patient referral, call to confirm the appropriate visit, current availability, coverage review, and secure intake instructions. Do not send patient names, Medicare numbers, discharge records, or other protected health information through general email or the website’s general contact form. A partnership inquiry does not establish a contract or guarantee acceptance of a patient or plan.

Business inquiries: info@harmonywellnessandhealth.com · 951-293-4166

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Your next step

Schedule your chronic care visit.

Use the secure patient portal or call for help arranging the right appointment. Caregivers and referring care teams can call to discuss scheduling and secure record-sharing arrangements.