Senior Services is an AI-native, vertically integrated preventive healthcare company.
Senior Services operates chronic care management, remote monitoring, and medical device programs.
Senior Services has developed AI tools to eliminate the two largest bottlenecks to scaling traditional preventive healthcare businesses efficiently: patient acquisition and clinical operations.
Patient acquisition
Clinical operations
The US spends $1.2 trillion / year on Medicare.[1]KFF, 2026 Medicare Trustees ReportMedicare benefit payments totaled $1.2 trillion in 2025.Click again to open the source. Most Medicare spend goes to seniors with chronic conditions.[2]CMS, Chronic Conditions DashboardBeneficiaries with 2+ chronic conditions account for about 93% of Medicare spending.Click again to open the source. The largest portion of that spend goes towards hospitalizations.[1]KFF, 2026 Medicare Trustees ReportInpatient hospital care is the largest category of traditional Medicare spending (~33%).Click again to open the source. Every reduction in hospitalizations reduces Medicare spending.[3]MedPAC, Payment Basics (2025)Traditional Medicare pays hospitals a set rate for each inpatient stay.Click again to open the source.
Additionally, carriers are paid a fixed amount per member for Medicare Advantage plans.[4]MedPAC, Report to Congress (2023)Medicare pays Medicare Advantage plans a fixed rate for each enrolled beneficiary.Click again to open the source. Every reduction in hospitalizations improves their loss ratio.[5]Congressional Research ServicePlans keep the savings when enrollee costs come in below their fixed payments.Click again to open the source.
Preventive healthcare services keep seniors out of the hospital.[6]CMS / Mathematica, CCM EvaluationChronic Care Management slowed Medicare spending growth. Providers reported fewer hospitalizations and ER visits.Click again to open the source.
Medicare / Medicare Advantage already pay for it.[7]CMS, Care Management Services (MLN909188, 2025)Medicare pays for chronic and principal care management (CCM, PCM), remote physiologic monitoring (RPM), community health integration (CHI), and principal illness navigation (PIN).Click again to open the source.[8]Medicare.gov, DME coverageMedicare Part B covers medically necessary durable medical equipment (DME) for use in the home.Click again to open the source.[9]CMS Innovation Center, Value-Based CareMedicare pays for quality and outcomes through value-based care (VBC) models, such as ACOs.Click again to open the source. Only ~4% of eligible seniors receive it.[10]HHS ASPE, 2019 Medicare claimsOnly 4.0% of eligible beneficiaries received Chronic Care Management.Click again to open the source.[11]J. American Geriatrics Society (2023)Independent study: 3.4% of eligible seniors received Chronic Care Management in 2019.Click again to open the source.[12]HHS OIG (2024)Only ~570,000 enrollees received Remote Patient Monitoring in 2022, under 1% of Medicare.Click again to open the source. The bottlenecks are patient acquisition and provider capacity.[13]J. General Internal Medicine (2023)A primary care physician would need 26.7 hours per day to deliver all recommended care. Preventive care alone would take 14.1 hours.Click again to open the source.[14]Health Affairs (2022)Fewer than 1% of primary care providers billed for RPM in 2020. Just 0.1% of them billed 69% of all RPM claims.Click again to open the source.[6]CMS / Mathematica, CCM EvaluationThe median provider billing Medicare for CCM served only 10 patients per month.Click again to open the source.
Senior Services builds AI tools to remove both.