decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2026 Issue 8 (August)
Practices criticize proposed end to outsourced remote monitoring
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Article Overview
This article covers proposed 2027 Medicare policy changes for remote physiological monitoring and remote therapy monitoring, including the role of third-party monitoring companies. It also reviews federal oversight reports, provider perspectives, and other proposed changes affecting remote monitoring services. The subject is relevant to clinicians, therapy practices, practice administrators, and professionals following Medicare policy.
Why This Topic Matters
The proposals could affect how practices organize and provide remote monitoring services, making the policy discussion relevant to care delivery, practice operations, and Medicare payment.
Article Sections
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OIG reports point to need for oversight
This section reviews federal oversight reports concerning remote patient monitoring and summarizes differences in how providers describe RPM and RTM.
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Note additional changes for remote monitoring
This section surveys other proposed Medicare policy and payment changes related to remote monitoring services.
What You Will Learn
- What proposed Medicare policy changes concern outsourced monitoring and remote monitoring services.
- How federal oversight reports and provider perspectives inform the discussion.
- Which additional policy and payment topics are included in the proposed changes.
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Who Should Read This
- Physicians and other clinicians
- Physical therapy and other therapy practices
- Practice managers and administrators
- Medical billing and reimbursement professionals
- Healthcare policy professionals
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