AMA CPT® Assistant - 2022 Issue 10 (October)
Errata: Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (October 2022)
October 2022 pages 14-15 Errata: Remote Therapeutic Monitoring In the article, “Remote Therapeutic Monitoring Services” in the February 2022 issue of CPT ® Assistant (p 7), the acronym, “RTM-TMS” and additional edits were inadvertently left out the first two paragraphs. These paragraphs should read as follows: With continuous technological advances in health care, remote monitoring of patients has proven to be increasingly effective and efficient. Therefore, for the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT ® ) 2022 code set, two new subsections (Remote Therapeutic Monitoring Services and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring Treatment Management Services), five new codes ( 98975 - 98977 , 98980...
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Article Overview
This article is an errata for a CPT® Assistant piece on remote therapeutic monitoring. It explains that missing terminology was restored, clarifies the scope of the newly introduced remote therapeutic monitoring code families in CPT® 2022, and notes additional wording changes made for clarity. The notice is intended for coding professionals who follow CPT® updates, especially those working with remote monitoring and evaluation and management guidance.
Why This Topic Matters
It helps readers understand that the original CPT® Assistant discussion was corrected and where the updated language affects interpretation of the 2022 remote therapeutic monitoring guidance.
Article Sections
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October 2022 pages 14-15
Bibliographic placement for the errata notice and the source issue location.
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Errata: Remote Therapeutic Monitoring
A correction notice for a prior CPT® Assistant article, including restored introductory language and clarification edits related to remote therapeutic monitoring guidance.
What You Will Learn
- What the errata notice corrects in the earlier article
- Which broad CPT® 2022 remote monitoring topics are addressed
- How the article frames the relationship between remote therapeutic monitoring and related existing guidance
- What types of clarity edits were made to the source material
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Coding auditors
- Compliance staff
- Billing professionals
- Physician practice administrators
- Clinical documentation staff
Codes Discussed
Code Ranges Discussed
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