Remote patient monitoring that runs between visits
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) enables you to track patient health data continuously using connected devices. Identify issues early, improve outcomes, and generate additional revenue.
Why Remote Patient Monitoring?
RPM transforms how you manage chronic conditions by providing visibility into patient health every day.
Continuous Monitoring
Track patient vitals daily between office visits to catch issues early.
Proactive Alerts
Get notified immediately when readings fall outside healthy ranges.
Better Outcomes
Studies show significant reduction in hospitalizations for monitored patients.
New Revenue Stream
Bill CPT codes 99453, 99454, 99457, and 99458 for reimbursement.
RPM works for many chronic conditions
Any condition that can be tracked with a connected device is a candidate for RPM. Most patients with chronic conditions qualify for Medicare reimbursement. Managing diabetes specifically? See our diabetes management program.
Maximize your RPM revenue
With proper documentation and time tracking, RPM programs are fully reimbursable through Medicare. Our platform automates compliance and billing.
Book a demoApproximate CY2025 national non-facility averages. Rates change each year with the Physician Fee Schedule — verify current-year rates in the CMS PFS Lookup Tool.
Common questions about RPM
What is Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM)?
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is a healthcare delivery method using digital technologies to collect health data from patients in one location and transmit it to healthcare providers in a different location. RPM uses connected devices like blood pressure monitors, glucose meters, and pulse oximeters to track patient vitals between office visits.
How much can a practice earn from RPM?
RPM programs are reimbursable through Medicare CPT codes 99453 (setup), 99454 (device supply), 99457 (first 20 min care management), and 99458 (additional 20 min). Actual reimbursement varies based on payer, region, and billing compliance, and rates change each year with the Physician Fee Schedule. Contact us for a personalized revenue analysis.
What conditions qualify for RPM?
RPM is appropriate for any chronic condition that can be monitored with connected devices. Common qualifying conditions include hypertension, diabetes, heart failure, COPD, chronic kidney disease, and post-surgical recovery. Most Medicare patients with chronic conditions qualify.
What are the Medicare CPT codes for RPM?
The Medicare RPM CPT codes are: 99453 (initial setup and patient education), 99454 (device supply with daily monitoring - requires 16+ days of readings), 99457 (first 20 minutes of care management per month), and 99458 (each additional 20 minutes of care management).