decisionhealth Newsletters, Coder Pink Sheets - 2026 Issue 8 (August)
2027 proposed fee schedule: Practices criticize proposed end to outsourced remote monitoring
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Article Overview
The article covers CMS proposals concerning remote physiological monitoring (RPM) and remote therapy monitoring (RTM), including the use of third-party monitoring companies, oversight concerns cited in government reports, and possible effects on clinical practices and patient care. It also surveys other proposed changes involving patient eligibility, supervision, valuation, and payment structure. The article is intended for clinicians, practice administrators, and professionals following Medicare reimbursement policy.
Why This Topic Matters
The proposals could affect how practices provide and organize remote monitoring services, making the policy discussion relevant to organizations that use or oversee RPM and RTM.
Article Sections
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OIG reports point to need for oversight
This section summarizes government oversight reports and discusses distinctions between RPM and RTM in clinical practice.
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Note these additional changes for remote monitoring
This section surveys other proposed changes to Medicare remote monitoring policy, including eligibility, supervision, valuation, and payment structure.
What You Will Learn
- Which proposed Medicare policy areas related to remote monitoring are discussed.
- What oversight concerns and provider perspectives the article covers.
- How the article distinguishes the clinical contexts of RPM and RTM.
- What other proposed payment and service-delivery revisions are addressed.
Who Should Read This
- Physicians and other clinicians
- Practice administrators and managers
- Physical therapy and other therapy practices
- Medical billing and reimbursement professionals
- Healthcare policy and compliance professionals
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