Ramona Health was accepted across all four clinical tracks of the CMS ACCESS Model. Starting July 5, 2026, eligible Original Medicare beneficiaries get a daily AI Care Companion built on protocols written by a licensed physician. When something needs a medical decision, Ramona loops in your own doctor. Ramona covers any cost-sharing for ACCESS services.
ACCESS stands for Advancing Chronic Care with Effective, Scalable Solutions. It is a new Medicare program for people on Original Medicare who live with chronic conditions. It pays health organizations for the outcomes their patients achieve, not for the number of visits.
The program runs through the CMS Innovation Center. It does not change your Medicare coverage. It does not replace your doctor. It adds a layer of daily support to the care you already have.
Ramona Health was accepted across all four of the program's clinical tracks, covering heart and metabolic conditions, diabetes and kidney disease, chronic pain, and mental health. The program launches July 5, 2026.
Waitlist is open now. We will contact you when enrollment opens.
Blood pressure, blood sugar, weight, cholesterol — the things that drift slowly between doctor visits. Ramona notices early and helps you act before a small problem becomes a bigger one.
Bad nights of sleep. Stiff knees. Anxious mornings. The weeks where managing chronic conditions is hard. Ramona shows up the same way every day, without judgment.
When something looks like it needs a medical decision, Ramona doesn't try to be your doctor. It flags what it's seeing and loops your own doctor in so they can act on it.
ACCESS is the Medicare program launching on July 5, 2026. You may be a fit if:
On Medicare Advantage? Join the waitlist anyway — we'll let you know when the free tier of the Ramona app is open to anyone, and your interest helps us work with Medicare Advantage plans to include Ramona as a benefit.
Join the waitlist today. We will contact you when enrollment opens on July 5, 2026.
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