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Comparing RPM vs. RTM is one of the first steps in planning a remote care program. Both services keep patients connected to their care team between visits. RTM monitoring and RPM monitoring still differ in the data they collect, the devices they use, and the clinicians who provide them. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) tracks physiologic
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Finding the best remote patient monitoring companies takes more work than it used to. Hundreds of remote patient monitoring companies now sell devices, software, clinical services, or some mix of all three. Each one describes itself a little differently. A practice manager or health system leader has to sort through all of that and land
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Medicare reimbursement for remote patient monitoring pays care teams for collecting and acting on patient health data between office visits. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) uses connected devices to send readings such as blood pressure, weight, and blood glucose to clinicians. Medicare began paying for the core RPM codes in 2019. The rules have changed almost
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Remote patient monitoring private insurance coverage has changed more in the past year than in the three years before it. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is now a standard part of chronic care in Medicare. Commercial plans are taking a more selective path. Several large insurers rewrote their RPM policies in late 2025 and early 2026,
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APCM codes 2026 support a monthly, whole-person approach to advanced primary care management (APCM) for Medicare patients. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) created them in the CY 2025 Physician Fee Schedule (PFS) final rule. For 2026, the CY 2026 PFS final rule kept the three base codes and added optional behavioral health
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Principal illness navigation services help patients with serious, high-risk conditions stay connected to their treatment plan. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) created PIN services in the calendar year 2024 Physician Fee Schedule to pay for navigation work that care teams were already doing. A trained navigator or certified peer specialist works with
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In rural communities, independent pharmacists many times are unsung healthcare heroes. They are sometimes the only accessible points of contact for patients managing complex medication regimens. With pharmacy medication adherence programs available through remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM), pharmacists can support patient care and be reimbursed for the hard work they’re already doing. In this article,
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Remote patient monitoring (RPM) and telehealth are often lumped together under the umbrella of “virtual care,” but in reality, they serve very different roles in healthcare delivery. And, Medicare treats them differently when it comes to reimbursement. Understanding these distinctions is critical for providers and health systems seeking to maximize reimbursement opportunities while improving patient
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The evolution of telehealth over the past decade has significantly advanced virtual care management, improving patient outcomes and expanding access to care. This article explores key milestones in that evolution, focusing on changes in reimbursement models. We begin with the introduction of transitional care management in 2013 and follow the progression through chronic care coordination,
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