Monogram Health

08/12/2026

Earlier this year, Monogram embarked on a clinical leadership series in to discuss what it truly means to provide in-home, evidence-based, multispecialty treatment for patients with multiple progressed chronic conditions.

Throughout the series, readers heard from our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Shaminder Gupta, as well as Monogram’s Multispecialty Practice Chiefs: Dr. Susan Bell (Cardiology), Dr. Lakshman Swamy (Pulmonology), Dr. Zahily Fals (Endocrinology), Dr. Mindy Banks (Nephrology), and Dr. Alan Chiu (Palliative Care).

Each specialist wrote about diagnosing, treating, and prescribing from their vantage point, often integrating their treatment plans with those of their interdisciplinary colleagues. What has become abundantly clear throughout this clinical series is that true progress in chronic care starts when treatment accounts for a patient’s full medical history and the real-world factors that shape their health, not just their symptoms.

If you missed the series, please click on the link below to read all (6) articles:
https://www.monogramhealth.com/resources/?taxonomy_post_tag=32&taxonomy_category=&eid=a344757

· Article 1: Revolutionizing the Standard of Care and Patient Experience: A Holistic Approach to Chronic Conditions (Overview)

· Article 2: Fighting the Number One Cause of Death by Approaching Polychronic Conditions Holistically (Cardiology)

· Article 3: Reinventing Pulmonary Care for Medically Complex Patients in America (Pulmonology)

· Article 4: Rethinking Diabetes Care for High-Risk Populations (Endocrinology)

· Article 5: From Slowing Progression to Remission: The Quiet Nephrology Revolution (Nephrology)

· Article 6: Redefining Upstream Palliative Care for the Patient and the Industry (Palliative Care)

08/06/2026

At the end of July, Monogram Health gathered 300 of its Advanced Practice Providers, CPLs, and Physicians at the Grand Hyatt in Downtown Nashville for Monogram’s Annual Clinical Summit. We compiled the recap video below, which captured the energy, clinical passion, and genuine connection surrounding the event.

Thank you to the 45 different speakers and 28 exhibitors who taught across 8 clinical skills tracks and 6 specialties. Your efforts enabled Monogram to issue 4,380 continuing medical education (CME) credits across our clinical teams in just 2.5 days.

07/22/2026

The University of Pennsylvania’s Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics and Monogram Health have launched a second research initiative to improve care for patients with multiple chronic conditions. The Penn LDI Research Program on Care for Medically Complex Patients will focus on generating new knowledge to inform improvements in the management of medically complex patients.

Read more about the partnership and how to apply here: https://ldi.upenn.edu/our-work/research-updates/penn-ldi-and-monogram-health-announce-second-research-partnership/

07/14/2026

Monogram Health officially announces its partnership with Aetna, a CVS Health Company, has expanded to Washington State. Now, all eligible Aetna Medicare Advantage members across the state, who meet the program’s criteria, will benefit from Monogram’s value-based, in-home, multispecialty treatment and care for patients with multiple chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, chronic kidney disease, heart failure, depression, COPD, and other metabolic disorders.

While Monogram Health does not replace the primary care relationships for patients, we can serve as an additional resource and extension of the patient’s current care team that can treat and diagnose health issues; review and prescribe medication; provides guidance, education, and counseling on patients’ healthcare options; as well as assists with daily needs such as access to food, eating healthy, transportation, financial assistance, and more. Monogram Health has a proven track record for driving positive clinical outcomes, resulting in reduced medical costs and a high quality of living for all engaged patients.

To date, all eligible Washington-based Aetna patients will have 24/7 access to in-home, personalized treatment and care from doctors, nurse practitioners, specialists, pharmacists, registered nurses, and social workers. Since 2023, Monogram Health has successfully collaborated with Aetna, a CVS Health Company, to care for more than 75,000 attributed patients across 9 states - California, Florida, Iowa, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Washington State, and West Virginia.

07/08/2026

NCQA - National Committee for Quality Assurance has renewed Monogram’s Case Management Accreditation for three years.

Since 2023, Monogram has continued to demonstrate strong performance in areas such as comprehensive needs assessment, individualized care planning, interdisciplinary collaboration, timely follow-up, and measurement of outcomes which has met and/or exceeded NCQA’s criteria for managing care across diverse populations and complex conditions.

Read the full press release here: https://www.monogramhealth.com/resources/press/monogram-health-announces-renewed-ncqa-case-management-accreditation-for-three-years

07/03/2026

06/30/2026

Earlier this year, Dr. Alan Chiu, Chief of Palliative Care at Monogram Health, joined industry peers on the GeriPal Podcast to have a thought-provoking conversation about the rapid growth and investment in community-based palliative care, which has emerged as a key area of innovation and opportunity to meet the largely unmet needs of patients living with serious illnesses. In this episode, the guests explore how value-based care models are reshaping palliative care delivery.

Listen to the full podcast here: https://geripal.org/the-future-of-palliative-care-community-based-models-with-alan-chiu-mindy-stewart-coffee-and-ben-thompson/

Read Dr. Alan Chiu’s recent article on “Redefining Upstream Palliative Care for the Patient and the Industry”, here: https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/quality/redefining-upstream-palliative-care-for-the-patient-and-the-industry/

06/24/2026

Today, Monogram Health announced it has renewed its partnership with the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics at the University of Pennsylvania to support independent, academically rigorous evaluation of care models for individuals with complex, progressed chronic disease and test how multidisciplinary, continuous, and home-based approaches can impact patient outcomes, patient experience, costs, and overall system burden.

To learn more about the three-year research program launched this summer, click here: https://www.monogramhealth.com/resources/press/monogram-health-to-donate-1-8-million-to-advance-research-on-multi-specialty-care/

06/17/2026

Today, Monogram’s Chief of Palliative Care, Alan Chiu, published an article in Becker's Healthcare, entitled “Redefining Upstream Palliative Care for the Patient and the Industry.”

In his article, Dr. Chiu breaks down misconceptions about palliative care, compared with hospice care and end-of-life care, and connects Monogram’s palliative practices to geriatric medicine principles. Dr. Chiu outlines the industry's challenges and highlights best practices/solutions using Monogram’s model, which includes foundational palliative care practices/concepts.

Read the full article here: https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/quality/redefining-upstream-palliative-care-for-the-patient-and-the-industry/