Remote Patient
Monitoring (RPM)
What is Remote Patient Monitoring?
Eligibility Requirements:
Patients must have a qualifying condition requiring remote monitoring.
A physician or qualified healthcare professional must order the service.
Devices must meet FDA standards for monitoring physiological data.
Initial setup and patient education.
CPT Code: 99453
Once per care plan.
Setup date, patient consent, education details, and device functionality verification.
Device supply and data transmission (30 days).
CPT Code: 99454
Monthly.
Logs of data transmission (at least 16 days), adherence records, and usage summaries.
20 minutes of monitoring and communication.
CPT Code: 99457
Monthly.
Logs of time spent, summaries of analysis, and care plan updates.
Additional 20 minutes of monitoring.
CPT Code: 99458
Up to 2x per month.
Documentation of extended data reviews, patient interactions, and therapy adjustments.
Who can provide the service?
Physicians
Nurse practitioners
Physician assistants
Clinical staff under direct supervision
Potential Benefits:
Early detection of health issues.
Reduced hospital admissions.
Increased patient engagement.
How OnCare360 Can Help:
FDA-compliant RPM devices.
Seamless EHR integration.
Automated billing workflows.
Real-time alerts and dashboards.
Patient engagement tools.
