Questions and Answers about Remote Patient Monitoring - Coaching with Dr. Irina Koyfman

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Working with Prevounce and RPM 365

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Provide sample of Remote Patient Monitoring consent agreement

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remote patient monitoring benefits

RPM, done right, is the best way to increase your practice revenue, decrease hospital readmissions, along with increase patients’ satisfaction... read more

remote patient monitoring billing codes

The five primary Medicare RPM codes are CPT codes 99091, 99453, 99454, 99457, and 99458. See more at Dr. Irina Koyfman's guide to RPM

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In the most common scenario, registered nurses (RNs) or other health professionals review reported data and contact patients if changes are needed in their treatment plans. See more at Implement RPM with Dr. Irina Koyfman

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remote patient monitoring CPT codes

CPT codes 99453, 99454, 99091, 99457, and 99458 - see more at Implement RPM with Dr. Irina Koyfman

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how does CPT define an episode of rpm

Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is defined as using technology via medical devices to collect and analyze patient physiologic data used to develop and manage a treatment plan related to a chronic and/or acute health illness or condition.
CPT 99453 - "each episode of care", defined by CPT as "beginning when the remote monitoring physiologic service is initiated, and ends with attainment of targeted treatment goals."

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Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is defined as using technology via medical devices to collect and analyze patient physiologic data used to develop and manage a treatment plan related to a chronic and/or acute health illness or condition. See more at Dr. Irina Koyfman's guide to RPM

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Medical necessity, face-to-face or telehealthvisit, patient consent, clinical staff. See more at Dr. Irina Koyfman's guide to RPM

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remote patient monitoring growth

Approximately 22% of U.S. older adults reside in rural regions. Rural areas have a greatest proportion of adults over the age of 85, and compared with urban older adults, rural elderly individuals engage in preventative medical care less often and have an increased likelihood of multiple chronic conditions. Prevalence of chronic diseases such as diabetes, cancers, arthritis, and heart disease is higher among rural residents than among other segments of the population.
Just 10% of physicians in America practice in rural areas even though 25% of the U.S. population lives in these regions. Those living in rural communities are often geographically isolated, lack public transportation options, and have to travel long distances to access health and social services. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) has been proposed as a creative option to increase access to rural areas. The use of telemedicine to provide care for rural patients is expected to increase given that physicians are generally concentrated in large metropolitan regions.

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Sensors for monitoring essential vital signs such as electrocardiogram reading, heart rate, respiration rate, blood pressure, temperature, blood glucose levels and neural system activity are available today. There is a growing body of evidence to support the use of telehealth in monitoring HbA1c levels in people living with type 2 diabetes.

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