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Current company Tellyhealthmd
Medical Practices · 15 employees · Founded 2022 · New York, United States
TellyHealthMD is a physician-led care delivery organization designed to manage high-risk patients outside traditional clinical settings, where deterioration most often begins and visibility is lowest. We extend physician oversight into the home, through telehealth, and across the intervals between encounters. Our role is not to replace primary or specialty providers, but to stabilize complex patients, maintain continuity across fragmented services, and intervene early when risk signals emerge. This model addresses the portion of the care continuum responsible for a disproportionate share of avoidable utilization, quality deterioration, and member disengagement. TellyHealthMD deploys physicians and advanced practitioners to deliver in-home and virtual evaluations, preventive services, diagnostics, chronic disease oversight, remote monitoring, medication management, urgent triage, and reassessments aligned with regulatory and plan requirements. Our work focuses on high-acuity populations across Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, MLTC, MAP, D-SNP, provider organizations, and value-based programs — particularly individuals with limited mobility, complex comorbidities, caregiver dependence, or inconsistent engagement with traditional systems. Organizations partner with TellyHealthMD to strengthen performance in areas that drive both clinical and financial outcomes: • Reduction in avoidable emergency and inpatient utilization • Improvement in quality measures and risk accuracy • Increased stability and retention among complex members • Acceleration of required clinical completions and reassessments • Capacity relief for constrained provider networks and care teams We operate as a clinical extension rather than a point solution. Our physicians assume responsibility for the interval between encounters, where most preventable decline originates and accountability is diffuse. Our objective is straightforward: maintain stability for high-risk individuals so they can remain