You keep every decision. We do the work around it.
Cubie handles patient check-ins, prepares recommendations for your review, and coordinates approved follow-up between visits. Your practice retains every treatment decision.
You approve, change, or decline. Cubie coordinates the agreed follow-up.
Your decisions. Coordinated follow-through.
The work is shared. Clinical authority stays with your practice.
Clinical decisions stay yours
You review each recommendation and decide whether to approve, change, or decline it. Cubie does not diagnose, prescribe, or independently change treatment.
Between-visit coordination comes to us
Cubie handles the agreed patient check-ins, follow-up questions, and coordination tasks. We bring relevant updates back through the workflow established with your practice.
Patients hear one coordinated message
We work from the agreed care plan and bring questions back to the treating team. Changes to treatment remain the physician’s decision.
From patient check-in to physician review.
This medication-follow-up example shows how information moves through Cubie. The delivery channel, documentation, and escalation process are agreed during setup.
Cubie uses available patient information and follow-up context to prepare the next step for review. Treatment decisions stay with your practice.
Explore the intelligence behind the workflow
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The patient shares an update
During a check-in, the patient raises a question about following the medication plan.
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Cubie prepares the context
The care team gathers the update, relevant follow-up information, and outstanding questions.
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The physician reviews
Compass presents a recommendation and supporting context through the agreed delivery workflow.
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The physician decides
The physician approves, changes, or declines the recommendation. That decision determines what happens next.
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Cubie follows through
Cubie coordinates the agreed follow-up and brings new concerns back through the practice’s escalation process.
Why follow-up matters
Questions, symptoms, and practical obstacles can emerge between appointments. Cubie brings those updates back to the treating team and coordinates the follow-up the physician approves.
A workflow agreed with your practice.
Before launch, we define how Cubie’s work fits your team. The program is configured around the people, systems, and responsibilities involved.
Recommendation delivery
Agree on where recommendations arrive, who reviews them, and how the physician’s response is recorded.
Documentation
Agree on what information is shared and how the work is documented in the systems used by the partnership.
Escalation
Agree on how questions and concerns reach the treating team and who is responsible for responding.
Patient communication
Agree on how Cubie introduces the program and coordinates messages with the practice’s care plan.
Delivery channels and integrations are determined with each partner during implementation.
Preparing for the Ambulatory Specialty Model.
CMS’s Ambulatory Specialty Model begins in 2027. Participation is required for selected physicians who meet CMS eligibility criteria, including specialty, geography, and attributed episode volume. The heart failure cohort includes cardiology.
- Begins in 2027
First performance year.
- Selected physicians
Participation depends on CMS eligibility and selection.
- Payments affected in 2029
The first payment adjustments follow 2027 performance.
Cubie supports the coordination around your care plan: patient follow-up, information prepared for physician review, and completion of agreed next steps.
Source: CMS. Model details are drawn from published summaries and are being confirmed against the final rule. CMS determines participation and payment adjustments. Cubie does not guarantee an ASM score or financial result.