Humhealth provides your care team the right Remote Patient Monitoring Devices, wireless connection and
Remote Patient Monitoring that enable you to start monitoring your patients from afar and be
reimbursed for any Remote Patient Monitoring Services or activities. … Read More
Price for Different RPM Device Configurations
Humhealth is unparalleled when it comes to pricing transparency in setting up Remote Patient Monitoring packages. It’s because we want everyone to get their pick of remote patient monitoring devices to start their desired RPM program. The program complements other CMS programs listed on our website, such as Chronic Care Management, Principal Care Management and Behavioral Health Integration.-
Option A
Bluetooth Devices with Mobile Application
$3 per month per patient for Humhealth RPM fee including Bluetooth Integration.Rechargeable Weight Scale : $22 Rechargeable Glucometer : $15 Glucometer Box of 50 Test Strips : $5.92 Glucometer Box of 100 Lancets : $1.50 Glucometer Lancing Device : $1.50 Blood Pressure Monitor : $27 Pulse Oximeter : $27 ECG With BP : $79 Peak Flow Meter : $69 Thermometer : $27 -
Option B
Bluetooth Devices with Gateway
$3 per month per Patient for Humhealth RPM fee. $2 per month per gateway for 4G Gateway transmission.Gateway (per household) : $48 Rechargeable Weight Scale : $22 Rechargeable Glucometer : $15 Glucometer Box of 50 Test Strips : $5.92 Glucometer Box of 100 Lancets : $1.50 Glucometer Lancing Device : $1.50 Blood Pressure Monitor : $27 Pulse Oximeter : $27 ECG With BP : $79 Peak Flow Meter : $69 Thermometer : $27 -
Option C
4G Devices
$3 per month per Patient for Humhealth RPM fee. $2 per month per device for 4G Devices Data Transmission.4G Blood Pressure Monitor : $55 4G Weight Scale : $55 4G Blood Glucose : TBD 4G Spirometer : TBD
Key Features
Multiple Choices of FDA Approved Devices (Bluetooth and 4G)
Vital Alert to Care Team
Automatic Time Tracker for Physiologic Monitoring and Patient Communication
Vital Measurement Compliance Tracking
Comprehensive RPM Analysis Report
Text Message Alert to Take Missed Vital Readings
RPM Workflow
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Patient Enrollment
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Device Setup (Bluetooth, 4G, Gateway)
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Device Demo and Training
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Vital Measurement
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Physiologic Monitoring
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Vital Alert for readings outside Normal Range
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Interactive communication with patient (Text Message, Voice Call, Video Call)
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RPM Reimbursement
Humhealth, as one of the best remote patient monitoring companies providing RPM devices and remote
patient monitoring software, aims to eliminate episodic care delivery and establish patient-centred,
hassle-free, holistic care via an RPM platform. Our goal is to provide stellar end-to-end remote patient
monitoring services to hospitals, private practices, rural health clinics and federally qualified health
centers Remote patient monitoring companies like ours are trying their best to provide quality devices
at a low cost to not be a burden on the patients. … Read
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Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) Codes
We cover the complete list of remote patient monitoring billing codes that make up the initial remote patient monitoring devices set up, education to staff and patients, monthly transmission of physiological data, and remote care management activities.-
CPT 99453
- Set-up patient instructions and education regarding the use of RPM equipment
- Must be ordered by physician or Qualified Health Care Professional (QHCP)
- Billed one-time per patient, minimum 16 calendar days of monitoring through device readings
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$18
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CPT 99454
- Devices supply with daily recordings or programmed alerts transmission
- Must be ordered by physician or QHCP
- Billed for a calendar month, minimum 16 calendar days of monitoring through device readings
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$54
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CPT 99457
- RPM treatment management services, requiring interactive communication with the patient/caregiver
- Performed by clinical staff under general supervision
- Billed for a minimum of 20 minutes in a calendar month
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$48
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CPT 99458
- Reported in conjunction with 99457 to report each additional 20 minutes of time
- Performed by clinical staff under general supervision
- Billed for additional 20 minutes in a calendar month as an Add-on to 99457
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$39
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CPT 99091
- RPM treatment management services, requiring interactive communication with the patient/caregiver
- Performed by physician, other QHCP
- Billed for a minimum of 30 minutes in a calendar month
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$54
While there are many remote patient monitoring companies, there are only a few that offer remote patient
monitoring software workflows to coordinate remote patient monitoring services, provide a dashboard meant for
RPM analysis and also ensure that all time spent performing RPM activities is automatically captured. …
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FAQ
The most common Remote Patient Monitoring RPM Devices are blood pressure monitor, weight
scale, glucometer and Pulse oximeter.
Physicians and other qualified healthcare professionals
(QHCPs) can provide and bill for RPM. Clinical staff can
furnish and manage RPM under the general supervision of the
billing practitioner.
Any Patient. With that said, a provider should only
order/prescribe RPM if captured data is directly relevant to
managing a patient’s condition(s) (i.e., medical necessity),
with such justification documented in the medical record.
Yes. The Physicians must obtain written consent from patients
and document in patient’s medical records.
RPM provides a wide range of benefits, including the
following:
- Keeping people healthy
- Reducing the number of hospitalizations
- Reducing readmissions
- Reducing hospital length of stay
- Reducing patient, provider, and overall healthcare costs
- Permitting older and disabled individuals to remain at home longer and delay or avoid moving into skilled nursing facilities
- RPM is considered a specific subset of telehealth. One can use the phrase ‘telehealth’ to refer to RPM, but telehealth can also refer to many other types of remote healthcare services.
- RPM is the use of a device for interaction between providers and patients outside of the provider’s organization. Telehealth is the use of electronic information and telecommunications technologies to support long-distance clinical care, patient and professional health-related education, public health, and health administration.
Yes, as a Medicare Part B service, the patient is responsible
for a 20% copayment for RPM services.
Remote Patient Monitoring System
Yes, a provider can bill both the RPM and CCM CPT Code 99490.
CMS recognizes the analysis involved in furnishing RPM
services is complementary to CCM and other Chronic Care Management
services. With that said, the time spent by providers in
furnishing these services cannot be counted towards the
required time for RPM and CCM codes for a single month. In
other words, no “double counting.” Billing 99457 and 99490
together requires a provider to deliver at least 40 minutes of
services: 20 minutes of RPM, 20 minutes of CCM.