Billing

Remote peak flow monitoring is commonly used to monitor asthma and COPD. Patients enrolled in a remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) program will use an FDA-cleared peak flow meter device. The service is covered under Medicare and eligible for reimbursement. This article summarizes the proper procedures for billing for remote therapeutic monitoring services according to the

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

Chronic care management (CCM) emphasizes care coordination and education, while remote patient monitoring (RPM) enables preventive care. Shifting from reactive to preventive care improves patient health outcomes, lowers costs, and increases reimbursement opportunities. Monitoring vitals at home between office visits is an example of preventive vs reactive healthcare. RPM helps detect risks early, reducing emergency