Pepper Clinical Partner Program
Pepper Clinical Partner Program.
For physicians who believe the most important moments in a patient’s health happen between appointments.
What Pepper does
Patterns a single visit cannot reveal — delivered as structured clinical briefs.
Pepper is a physician-prescribed, voice-first companion that listens to how your patients live between visits. It builds over time into a longitudinal record of each patient’s health. It lives in the patient’s home. Personal health data never leaves the device — clinical data moves through a secure, encrypted pathway to the care team.
The Clinical Partner Program
A 90-day pilot with a small number of founding practices.
We are launching a 90-day pilot with a small number of practices in Central New York. You would be among the first practices in the Pepper Clinical Partner Program — the practices whose feedback shapes how Pepper works in the real world.
The pilot, both ways
What we ask, and what we provide.
What we ask of you
On-site training sessions for the lead physician and select practitioners.
Enrollment of patients, under appropriate disclosures and your clinical judgment.
The lead physician and select practitioners to work alongside the Pepper team.
Feedback during and after the pilot — what works, what doesn’t, what you’d want next.
Participation from the lead physician, select practitioners and, where relevant, practice administrator and support team.
What we provide
All equipment at no cost to your practice.
A dedicated Pepper program manager and clinical liaison for the full 90 days.
Structured clinical briefs on enrolled patients — patterns across time a single visit cannot reveal.
Your own Pepper access — the same product your patients experience.
Membership in a founding community of Pepper Clinical Partner Program practices.
The billing picture
You bill under existing RPM codes from day one.
Pilot partners will bill under existing Medicare RPM reimbursement pathways (CPT 99457, 99458, 99490) from day one — with Pepper’s support at every step.
Who we are looking for
Practices already thinking about continuity.
We are reaching out to independent primary care, hospital system-affiliated, and functional medicine practices led by an MD in Central New York. The right fit is a physician who is already thinking about how to offer patients more continuity — and a practice that can move with us over a 90-day pilot.
Decision-makers typically include the physician owner, office manager, and — for system-affiliated practices — a Chief Medical Information Officer, VP of Operations, or Chief Medical Officer.
Join the program
If this sounds like your practice, tell us.
Share your details to indicate interest. A member of the Pepper team will follow up directly.
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