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Isaac Health ACCESS Program AI-powered coaching for better brain, mental, and overall health

Isaac Health’s ACCESS program helps eligible Medicare patients build healthier routines across exercise, nutrition, and mood, with personalized coaching designed to support brain health, mental health, and long-term health outcomes.

Isaac Health’s ACCESS program supports eligible Medicare patients with AI-powered coaching for exercise, nutrition, mood, early CKD, and behavioral health.

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Overview A simple, supportive way to work on your health from home

The Isaac Health ACCESS program gives you personalized, AI-powered coaching to help you make steady progress toward better health. The program focuses on everyday habits that can affect how you feel, think, and function, including movement, nutrition, sleep, stress, and mood.

Our coaching approach is designed to help you set realistic goals, stay accountable, and build routines that support better mental health, better brain health, and better overall health.

  • Personalized coaching to help you build safe, sustainable physical activity into your routine.

  • Support with healthy eating patterns and daily habits that can improve energy, metabolic health, and long-term brain health.

  • AI-supported coaching to help you manage mood, stress, and accountability as you work toward your health goals.

Stats

  • 73%

    of members reported improved neurocognitive health over the course of 6 months

  • 92%

    of members in cognitive rehabilitation therapy reported improvement against their cognitive goals in only 3 weeks

  • 38%

    reduction in emergency department visits for members living with dementia

  • 28%

    reduction in hospital days for members living with dementia

Get started with Isaac Health ACCESS

Complete the form and our team will follow up to confirm eligibility, answer your questions, and help you take the next step.

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What is the Isaac Health ACCESS program?

ACCESS is a Medicare model designed to expand access to technology-supported care for people with chronic conditions. Isaac Health’s ACCESS program brings this model to brain health, behavioral health, and early cardio-kidney-metabolic care through personalized digital support and clinical oversight.

For patients, the program offers AI-powered coaching across exercise, nutrition, and mood. For primary care teams, the program creates a practical way to extend support between visits while keeping the patient’s existing clinician informed.

  • Patients receive support tailored to their needs, goals, and health risks, with coaching focused on practical daily habits.

  • The program supports mental health and brain health together, recognizing that mood, lifestyle, physical activity, and metabolic health all affect how people feel and function.

  • Isaac Health ACCESS covers early cardio-kidney-metabolic support, including early CKD-related health needs, as well as behavioral health support for depression and anxiety.

  • Isaac Health shares care updates with the patient’s primary care or referring clinician so the program complements, rather than replaces, the patient’s existing care.

Frequently asked questions

  • The program is intended for eligible people with Original Medicare who have qualifying chronic conditions within the ACCESS clinical tracks supported by Isaac Health.

  • Patients receive personalized, AI-powered coaching and support focused on health goals such as exercise, nutrition, mood, and other lifestyle factors that support mental health, brain health, and overall health.

  • No. Isaac Health works alongside the patient’s primary care or referring clinician and shares care updates to support coordination.

  • Yes. Primary care doctors can refer patients through Isaac Health’s referral page or schedule a conversation with Isaac Health to learn more.

  • Yes, CMS has described an ACCESS co-management payment for primary care and referring clinicians who review ACCESS updates and document related care-coordination actions. Clinicians should follow current CMS guidance and their own billing policies.