What are Medicare's Rules and Requirements for Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM)?

In this video, we discuss Medicare's current rules and requirements providers should be aware of when implementing a Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) program in their practice. From understanding the core elements of the program, including the various RPM devices that can be provided to patients, to determining who can deliver and bill for RPM services, we'll share the basic knowledge necessary to run a successful and profitable RPM program.
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Video Chapters:
► 00:00 What will I learn in this video?
► 00:40 Basic explanation of RPM
► 01:14 Common RPM Conditions and Symptoms
► 01:30 RPM Devices
► 01:46 Provider Requirements for RPM
► 02:41 Who can bill for RPM services?
► 03:00 Summary and Next Steps
Check out these helpful links to learn more about Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM):
Remote Patient Monitoring CPT Codes: 99453, 99454, 99457, 99458 Blog Article: hubs.li/Q01Rp22t0
Patients and Physicians Recognize Remote Patient Monitoring Benefits Blog Article: hubs.li/Q01Rp2cX0
2023 CMS Final Rule: What You Need to Know Blog Article: hubs.li/Q01Rp23R0
Reimbursement rates are based on a national average and may vary depending on your location. heck the Physician Fee Schedule for the latest information: www.cms.gov/medicare/physicia...
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