Remote Patient MonitoringServices
Expert remote patient monitoring billing and coding services. Comprehensive RPM services to help practices maximize reimbursements for remote patient monitoring.
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is one of the fastest-growing and most valuable services in modern healthcare. Medicare reimburses for RPM services when providers monitor chronic condition data — blood pressure, glucose levels, weight, SpO2 — collected by connected devices. MedSure manages the complete billing lifecycle for your RPM program, from device setup billing through monthly monitoring codes, capturing revenue many practices are currently missing.
Remote Patient Monitoring Solutions
Specialized remote patient monitoring services designed to streamline your workflow.
Key Features
- RPM code selection and validation
- RPM billing and claim submission
- Compliance with RPM requirements
- RPM documentation review
- RPM device management billing
- RPM reporting and analytics
Benefits
- Maximized RPM reimbursements
- Compliance with all RPM requirements
- Expert RPM coding and billing
- Comprehensive RPM support
- Improved patient monitoring
- 24/7 RPM billing support
How It Works
Our proven process delivers results for your practice.
Patient Qualification & Enrollment
We identify patients who qualify for RPM — those with chronic conditions who would benefit from continuous monitoring. We assist with the consent and enrollment process and document the required order for RPM services in the medical record.
Device & Setup Billing
Initial RPM device supply and setup are billed under CPT 99453 (setup/education) and 99454 (device supply, per 30-day period). We ensure the device meets CMS requirements as an FDA-cleared device and that the billing is initiated in the first month of service.
Monthly Monitoring Time Tracking
Ongoing RPM reimbursement requires at least 20 minutes of clinical staff time reviewing device data per month (CPT 99457) with additional time billed under CPT 99458. We track staff time logs and document the monitoring activities in the medical record each month.
Monthly Billing & Program Analytics
We bill all applicable RPM codes monthly based on documented time and device data review. Program analytics show enrollment rates, revenue per patient, and payer mix — helping you optimize and grow your RPM program over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers about our Remote Patient Monitoring services.
What CPT codes are used for RPM billing?
The primary RPM codes are: CPT 99453 (initial setup and patient education, one-time), CPT 99454 (device supply, per 30 days), CPT 99457 (first 20 minutes of monitoring staff time per month), and CPT 99458 (each additional 20 minutes). Interactive physician communication adds CPT 99091.
What conditions are appropriate for RPM?
RPM is appropriate for patients with conditions requiring continuous monitoring: hypertension (blood pressure monitoring), diabetes (glucose monitoring), heart failure (weight and fluid monitoring), COPD (pulse oximetry), and obesity (weight management). Any patient with a chronic condition who would benefit from between-visit data collection may qualify.
What types of devices are covered under Medicare RPM?
CMS requires RPM devices be FDA-cleared medical devices capable of automatic data transmission. Covered devices include: Bluetooth blood pressure cuffs, glucose monitors, pulse oximeters, digital weight scales, and peak flow meters. Consumer-grade devices like Apple Watch are not covered.
How much can RPM add to our monthly revenue?
With 100 enrolled RPM patients, billing CPT 99454 + 99457 monthly generates approximately $7,000-$9,000 per month in Medicare reimbursement. Adding CPT 99458 for extended monitoring time increases this further. RPM represents significant new revenue from patients you are already managing.
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