Enhanced Primary Care (EPC) care planning items were removed from the Medicare Benefits Schedule in 2005 and replaced by the Chronic Disease Management (CDM) items (721 -732). The term 'EPC plan' is now obsolete. Information on CDM can be found on the Primary Care (GP, nursing, allied health)
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