CMS reimburses $120–$160/patient/month for RPM (99453, 99454, 99457, 99458) but most practices can't operationalize it. Patient devices generate data but it's siloed in manufacturer apps. Clinicians can't monitor 200+ patients' device data manually. Alert fatigue from raw device data overwhelms clinical staff. Data doesn't flow into EHR for documentation.
RPM dashboard that aggregates data from 50+ consumer and clinical devices, applies intelligent alerting to flag only clinically significant readings, enables efficient nurse review workflows, documents billable time, and pushes summaries into the EHR.
Health systems launching RPM programs for CMS reimbursement, cardiology practices monitoring heart failure patients remotely, and primary care practices with large chronic disease panels
CMS RPM reimbursement is profitable ($120–$160/patient/mo). Consumer wearables generate clinical-grade data. Apple and Google Health APIs enable data aggregation. Chronic disease patients benefit most from continuous monitoring. Hospital-at-home models require RPM.
Per-patient: $15/patient/mo (up to 200 patients), $10/patient/mo (200–500), $7/patient/mo (500+). CMS reimburses $120–$160/patient/mo, so net margin is significant. Platform: $499/mo minimum. Annual: 20% discount.
RPM platform. Acquired by Optum, enterprise, strong product
Patients bring phones to visits, data in multiple apps, no alerts, no billing docs
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