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The operating system for Advanced Primary Care Management

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Clinix AI is population health management software for Advanced Primary Care Management and Behavioral Health Integration. Practices and care-management companies use it to enroll patients, document consent, keep care plans current, and produce records they can share.

APCM + Behavioral Health Integration

Platform command center

Operating view for enrollment, consent, and next actions.

Sample Record

  • Enrolled

    4

  • Pending

    2

  • BHI tagged

    2

  • Sample patient 1042

    SP-1042

    enrolledOn file
    APCM
    current

    Next: 7-day post-discharge follow-up

    A. Rivera (sample) · Rev 3 · 12 Aug 2026

  • Sample patient 1188

    SP-1188

    pendingPending
    APCMBHI
    draft

    Next: Complete consent documentation

    Unassigned · Rev 1 · 11 Aug 2026

  • Sample patient 1211

    SP-1211

    enrolledEHR reference
    APCM
    needs-review

    Next: Optional provider review

    M. Chen (sample) · Rev 2 · 10 Aug 2026

  • Sample patient 1304

    SP-1304

    enrolledOn file
    APCMBHI
    current

    Next: BHI follow-up check-in

    A. Rivera (sample) · Rev 4 · 08 Aug 2026

  • Sample patient 1420

    SP-1420

    pendingPending
    APCM
    draft

    Next: Confirm eligibility and consent method

    M. Chen (sample) · Rev 1 · 07 Aug 2026

  • Sample patient 1506

    SP-1506

    enrolledOn file
    APCM
    current

    Next: Medication reconciliation after discharge

    A. Rivera (sample) · Rev 2 · 06 Aug 2026

  • HIPAA COMPLIANT

  • ROLE-BASED ACCESS

  • VERSIONED AUDIT HISTORY

  • EXPORTABLE RECORDS

Built for the teams who operate APCM every day

Clinix treats medical practices and care-management companies as first-class operators of the same program, with permissions and records that stay aligned to each practice.

Sample clinician in a practice setting · stock photo, not a Clinix customer

Medical practices

Launch or expand APCM and BHI without stacking disconnected tools. Capture consent, keep an electronic care plan that the team can revise, and retain practice control over clinical approval, eligibility, and billing.

  • Document written or verbal APCM consent in the medical record
  • Create, revise, and share care plans with patients or caregivers
  • Assign coordinators and keep next actions visible
  • Keep provider review or sign-off optional, when your practice wants it
Sample clinician speaking with a patient · stock photo, not a Clinix customer

Care Management

Operate the same enrollment, consent, care-plan, and evidence workflow across client practices. Assign coordinators, manage larger panels, and keep practice-specific permissions with longitudinal audit history.

  • Repeat enrollment and consent steps across client practices
  • See assigned coordinators and work queues across a panel
  • Produce records a practice, patient, client, or authorized audit can receive
  • Scale delivery without rebuilding operations for every client

See the operating picture, not a brochure screenshot

The command center is a product visualization with synthetic records. It shows how enrollment, consent, coordinator assignment, care-plan state, and the next action sit together for a practice or a multi-practice panel.

Platform command center

Multi-practice panel
with coordinator assignment.

Sample Record

  • Practices

    3

  • Coordinators

    2

  • Enrolled

    4

  • Pending consent

    2

By practice

  • Northside Family

    Sample practice

    2 on panel · 1 enrolled · 0 pending consent

    Coordinators: J. Patel (sample) · 1 unassigned

    • CL-204 · J. Patel (sample)

      enrolled
    • CL-318 · Unassigned

      pending
  • Harbor Primary

    Sample practice

    2 on panel · 2 enrolled · 1 pending consent

    Coordinators: J. Patel (sample) · L. Brooks (sample)

    • CL-271 · J. Patel (sample)

      enrolled
    • CL-390 · L. Brooks (sample)

      enrolled
  • Cedar Internal Medicine

    Sample practice

    2 on panel · 1 enrolled · 1 pending consent

    Coordinators: L. Brooks (sample) · 1 unassigned

    • CL-355 · L. Brooks (sample)

      enrolled
    • CL-412 · Unassigned

      pending

Care coordinators

  • J. Patel (sample)

    2 assigned

    Northside Family · Harbor Primary

    CL-204 · CL-271

  • L. Brooks (sample)

    2 assigned

    Cedar Internal Medicine · Harbor Primary

    CL-355 · CL-390

  • Unassigned queue

    2 waiting
    • CL-318 · Northside Family · Assign coordinator
    • CL-412 · Cedar Internal Medicine · Assign coordinator and complete consent

Four connected operating steps

Enrollment, care planning, coordination, and evidence stay in one sequence instead of four disconnected tools.

Connected APCM workflow

How it Works

Step 1 of 4

01

Enroll and consent

Record written or verbal APCM consent in the medical record, reference consent already held in the practice EHR, or use Clinix-facilitated consent that can be produced for the practice, patient, client, or an authorized audit.

APCM service elements, with BHI only when it applies

Clinix supports documentation and operating workflows for Advanced Primary Care Management service elements when they are clinically appropriate. Software use does not by itself establish eligibility, reimbursement, or compliant billing.

CMS bills Advanced Primary Care Management with three HCPCS codes based on chronic-condition complexity. APCM is not time-based minute tracking. G0556 is for patients with one chronic condition. G0557 is for patients with two or more chronic conditions. G0558 is for Qualified Medicare Beneficiaries (QMB). Clinix is software for operating and documenting APCM; eligibility and coding remain the provider or practice's responsibility.

Complexity ladder

Synthetic sample · not PHI

G0556One chronic conditionCore APCM code
G0557Two or more chronic conditionsCore APCM code
G0558QMB beneficiariesQualified Medicare Beneficiary

15 / 30 / 60 minute buckets

APCM is not time-based minute tracking

Consent, review, versions, and records you can produce

Clinix keeps a reproducible trail for consent method, disclosures, channel, delivery, response, script version, and timestamps. Care plans carry version history. Provider review or sign-off can be required or left optional. Optional screenings stay practice-configured and do not appear when they are not in use.

Consent evidence vault

Method, disclosures, channel, and audit trail for a sample record.

Synthetic / not PHI

In-person capture

Verbal consent entered by provider or staff

Staff (sample) · Patient (sample) · CE-901

12 Aug 2026 10:22 ET

  1. 01

    Script read

    APCM consent script v3.2 (sample)

  2. 02

    Disclosures

    Acknowledged in visit

  3. 03

    Documented

    Documented in medical record

Consent script

Sample

APCM consent script v3.2 (sample)

Presented during the visit and documented in the record. Not a call recording.

Consent given (sample)In-person visit (sample)

Disclosures documented

  • Only one provider may furnish and be paid for APCM in a calendar month
  • The patient may stop services at any time
  • Patient cost sharing may apply

Audit history

  1. 12 Aug 2026 10:22 · Verbal consent recorded by staff (sample)

  2. 12 Aug 2026 10:23 · Disclosures acknowledged in record (sample)

This action copies a labeled sample record. It does not imply recorded-call consent is lawful in every setting.

Operate the program without adding another disconnected layer

The point is not a new dashboard for its own sake. It is fewer handoffs, a current care plan, and evidence the practice can stand behind when someone asks what happened this month.

Enrollment, consent, coordinator assignment, and next actions stay in one operating picture for the people doing the work.

Fewer manual handoffs

Versioned care plans and consent records reduce reconstruction from inboxes, spreadsheets, and disconnected notes.

Cleaner documentation

Eligibility, clinical decisions, documentation approval, compliance, and billing stay with the provider or practice.

Practice control remains intact

Care-management companies can repeat the same workflow across client practices instead of inventing a new process for each panel.

Growth without rebuilding ops

Transparent, predictable pricing

Clinix AI starts at $9 per enrolled patient each month. Volume pricing is $9 for 100–499 enrolled patients, $8 from 500–2,499, and $7 from 2,500–4,999. Volume of 5,000 enrolled patients is custom. This is a platform fee, not a reimbursement estimate and not a guaranteed return.

Illustrative platform cost

Drag to set enrolled patients. The platform fee is $9 for 100–499 enrolled patients, $8 from 500–2,499, and $7 from 2,500–4,999. At 5,000 enrolled patients, pricing is a custom quote. This does not calculate reimbursement, revenue, or ROI.

Illustrative · volume pricing

500

Enrolled patients
500
Platform fee
$8 per enrolled patient / month
Monthly platform cost
$4,000

At 5,000 enrolled patients, pricing is custom — use the contact form and we’ll scope it with you.

Starting price varies by volume and configuration. Clinical decisions, patient eligibility, documentation approval, program compliance, and billing remain the provider or practice’s responsibility.

Questions teams ask first

Concise answers about who Clinix is for, how APCM codes are structured, how BHI appears when it applies, and how records are produced.

Medical practices that want to launch or expand Advanced Primary Care Management and Behavioral Health Integration, and care-management or CCM companies that operate those programs across multiple practices.

APCM + Behavioral Health Integration

Ready to operate APCM with a record you can stand behind?

Book an APCM strategy call. We will walk through your panel, your operating model, and whether Clinix fits the way you already deliver care.

Starting at $9 per enrolled patient / month

Starting price varies by volume and configuration. Clinical decisions, patient eligibility, documentation approval, program compliance, and billing remain the provider or practice's responsibility.

Sample operating feed · not PHI

ARA. Rivera (sample) documented APCM consent for SP-10428m
MCM. Chen (sample) revised care plan SP-1211 to Rev 22m
JPJ. Patel (sample) assigned coordinator at Harbor Primarynow
Consent, plans, next actionsSynthetic sample