Remote Therapeutic Monitoring

Collect and monitor non-physiological data via a medical device as defined by the FDA

RTM allows the collection of non-vital data and managing patients with musculoskeletal and respiratory conditions

ChronicCareIQ has already offered providers support with Remote Physiologic Monitoring (RPM) for years, helping monitor chronic conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, and heart disease. But Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) capabilities enhance the breadth of remote coverage, and who is eligible to deliver and receive remote services related to musculoskeletal and respiratory conditions. Patients with those conditions or other needs like check-ins for medication or therapy adherence and pain levels can automatically or self-report data through FDA-cleared medical devices.

And while physicians, and non-physician providers like physicians assistants and nurse practitioners can bill for RPM, that landscape varies for RTM, which is a bit more broad – those eligible include physicians, and non-physician providers like physical or occupational therapists, and speech-language pathologists.

Top benefits of Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM)

  • Improve patient access to care and engagement
  • Improve data-driven decision making for clinicians
  • Reduce downstream total cost of care
  • Increase practice revenue
  • Enhance communication and relationships between clinicians and patients

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