Enrollment:
Provider sign up
Patients enrolled
Patient Consents
Devices shipped
Patient Data:
Patients use device
Patient health data electronically submitted
(Automated health alerts when patient is out of normal range)
Provider uses platform
(Patient health history electronically available, Patient health alert for faster and easier triaging)
Billing/Reimbursement:
Provider submits billing claims for reimbursement.
Provider reimbursed for RPM care.
What are roadblocks for practices and their patients?
Important factors to consider for a practice:
Patient Data Review:
Practitioner tools receive data from patient’s devices in perpetuity with no configuration and enable you to review data rapidly and fulfill Medicare requirements.
Practitioner portal:
Reimbursement:
Medicare pays $770.00 per patient per year, to remotely monitor patients, representing $630k in potential yearly revenue for the average PCP with 800 Medicare patients.
How family practice used technology to overcome barriers to chronic care management?
Challenge:
Solution:
Results:
Gives practitioners a better understanding of how patients are doing on a regular basis, while providing additional revenue for the practice.
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