Remote Patient Monitoring enriches the patient healthcare experience by providing an alternative to in-person visits, facilitating constant and consistent measurements and communication with practitioners.

Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) can help your patients with pneumonia by providing constant and consistent data and communication with clinicians. RPM devices are accessible and easy to use alternatives to in person visits and allow for greater data collection and more accurate diagnoses.

Remote Patient Monitoring makes interoperability easy and allows for seamless continuity of care which is crucial in maintaining high quality care. Interoperability must evolve to meet the rapidly growing RPM industry and to provide the most accurate data for providers and patients alike.

CPT Code 99458 is a remote patient monitoring billing code used to reimburse practices for remote care services through Medicare. Code 99458 varies slightly from other codes as it is considered an add-on to CPT Code 99457, rather than being considered a stand alone code.

Patients with asthma or asthmatic tendencies require close and careful monitoring to prevent further respiratory issues. Using daily monitoring rather than sporadic in person visits allows patients to take control over their symptoms and keep their clinicians informed without putting either party at risk of exposure to outside airborne illnesses.

CPT Code 99457 is a monthly billing code for Remote Patient Monitoring which reimburses providers for the direct expenses of remotely monitoring physiologic data while treating a patient.

Choosing the best Remote Patient Monitoring offering can be a struggle for many physicians who are trying to scale their practices. A comprehensive Remote Patient Monitoring program should include Population Health Management (PHM), White Glove set-up and AI assistance.

Without Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) services, your Merit-Based Incentive System (MIPS) score might be suffering more than you know.

The quality and eligibility of Remote Patient Monitoring devices is crucial when choosing the best RPM program for your practice.

With the expansion of remote care, it can be difficult to tell who qualifies for, and who pays for, Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM). There are a few rules that apply when it comes to those who can receive remote care for RPM.

For patients with type I or type II diabetes, remote patient monitoring (RPM) offers an easy and data driven solution.