We have trademarked our technique with the US patent office. No SNIP is an acronym meaning that there is no scalpel, no need no incision and no pain. There is no pain.
Our technique is different from a conventional vasectomy in the way it is performed surgically.
Reasons for having a No SNIP vasectomy as compared to other methods of vasectomy are the following:.
A Chronic Care Management (CCM) Program is a healthcare service designed to support patients with chronic conditions in managing their health more effectively, preventing complications, and improving overall quality of life. It is especially valuable for individuals with multiple chronic conditions, such as diabetes, hypertension, COPD, heart disease, or arthritis, that require ongoing monitoring, lifestyle adjustments, and treatment.
Key Features of Chronic Care Management Programs
1. Personalized Care Plans: Developed for each patient, these care plans are based on the individual’s health status, conditions, and goals. They often include medication management, lifestyle recommendations, and mental health support.
2. Monthly Check-Ins and Monitoring: Regular phone calls, telehealth, or in-person visits allow for tracking a patient’s progress, adjusting medications, and responding to any new symptoms or issues promptly.
3. 24/7 Access to Care Team: Patients can contact their care team whenever they have questions or concerns, improving their access to timely advice and reducing unnecessary emergency visits.
4. Coordination Among Providers: The CCM program often includes coordination between different healthcare providers, ensuring that everyone involved in the patient's care is informed and working together.
5. Education and Self-Management Support: Teaching patients about their conditions and how to manage them on a daily basis is central to a CCM program. This empowers patients to make healthier choices and recognize symptoms early.
Benefits of a Chronic Care Management Program
Improved Patient Outcomes: Consistent management of chronic conditions can reduce hospitalizations and ER visits.
Better Quality of Life: Patients often report feeling more in control and supported in managing their conditions.
Cost Savings: Proactive management of chronic conditions can help prevent costly medical emergencies and hospital stays.
Eligibility and Medicare Coverage
For Medicare patients, a CCM program is often covered if the patient has two or more chronic conditions that are expected to last at least a year. Medicare reimburses providers for CCM services, making it more accessible to patients.
