Remote Patient Monitoring: Get Paid More of What You Deserve

You can get paid even more for the Remote Patient Monitoring services you provide – basically reimbursing you closer to what you deserve (including reimbursement for your non-provider time).

But there is a catch…

…you must know how to correctly apply Remote Patient Monitoring codes 99453, 99454, 99457 and 99091 and their recent updates implemented this year.

On your own, this is no small feat. The reporting requirements are still numerous. But, with a little guidance, you can master the requirements quickly and easily.

You can finally get paid more of what you deserve for the Remote Patient Monitoring services your physician and medical assistants provide by attending this 60-minute online training session presented by national coding expert and educator, Penny Osmon Bahr, CHC, CPC, CPCI.

Here are just some of the Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) coding tactics you’ll receive during this online training session:

• Identify RPM reimbursable patients more easily and earn $122 per month per patient
• Calculate “hidden” times you can include toward 99457 minute requirements
• Identify all care providers who qualify to bill RPM with 99457 and 99091 – the answer might surprise you
• Sidestep sabotaging RPM reimbursement with the four services you cannot bill at the same time
• Pin down technology qualifications for RPM reimbursement – you might be shocked
• Master supervision rules to ensure you get paid more of what you are due
• Determine how to get compensated for device initial set up and patient education with 99453
• Avoid reductions in your MACRA score with simple RPM documentation tips
• Incorporate a compliant consent document that protects your practice and reimbursement
• Bullet-proof your RPM documentation to avoid denials and potential audits
• And so much more…

The Significance of Remote Patient Monitoring

IMPORTANT: The additional revenue you’ll receive by accurately reporting Remote Patient Monitoring services with 99453, 99454, 99457 and 99091 can be significant. Your reimbursement can be as much as $122 per patient per month (depending on the complexity of each patient’s needs).

For example, if you have 50 patients who qualify, at the rate of $122 per patient per month, your additional annual reimbursement is $73,200. Can you really afford NOT to utilize these codes?

Regardless of your specialty, if you provide Remote Patient Monitoring services, you deserve to receive the additional reimbursement these codes afford.

Don’t wait any longer.

If you provide Remote Patient Monitoring services and are not utilizing Remote Patient Monitoring codes (99453, 99454, 99457, 99091), you’re leaving tens of thousands of reimbursement dollars on the table just waiting to be collected.

In only 60 minutes, you can get everything you need to ensure you receive the additional reimbursement you’re rightfully entitled to for caring for these chronically ill patients.

Sign up today.

P.S. Get expert advice regarding important Remote Patient Monitoring changes in the 2020 CMS proposed Physician Fee Schedule Proposed Rule.

Penny walks you through the 2020 changes in this proposal that will most likely go into effect and have the biggest impact on your practice.