Medsien’s RPM solution removes barriers to quality care and maximizes patient engagement, wherever they are.
With Medsien’s RPM solution, not only do you gain access to cellular connected medical devices at no cost to patients, but also simple yet sophisticated software for deeper insights into vitals and health trends.
Achieve greater visibility and transparency around patients’ interactions with clinical staff, all automatically tracked, recorded, and logged in Medsien’s RPM solution.
RPM programs don’t have to be robotic with Medsien. Partner with empathetic, certified staff to manage the work you’re already doing, no hiring or training required.
Medsien provides a comprehensive Remote Patient Monitoring platform that removes barriers and simplifies implementation, adaption and support of the program; to ensure long-term success for your practice and significant improvements to patients health.
Medsien's RPM solution includes devices such as Glucometers, BP cuffs, pulse oximeters, and digital scales. We also integrate with Dexcom CGM devices to track glucose levels in real-time. More devices and integrations are continuously added, further expanding its capabilities and improving patient care.
Medsien covers the cost of all devices so patients will receive a brand new, connected device from your organization at no cost.
Medsien covers all the shipping and handling of devices to patients in addition to 24/7 support for training or replacement of devices.
All devices are pre-configured and ready to use out of the box. Patients will not need to setup or connect devices in any way, they can just start using them like any other device.
Medsien delivers a new set of test strips and other supplies needed for patients to measure their vitals on an automated schedule so patients don't have to request them.
With an ever-growing number of technology integrations, you can get up and running with Medsien in a matter of days.
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Our team will manage all the aspects (eligibility, announcements, enrollment, etc.) so this will not take any time from you or your staff.
Medsien intelligently identifies your patients' eligibility based on their chronic conditions and insurance coverage to maximize your practice coverage.
Medsien will help you introduce the new program to your patients via outreach campaigns and pamphlets.
Medsien's Enrollment Specialists contact your patients on your behalf and walk them through the enrollment process effortlessly.
Patients receive their connected devices and supplies needed. They can start using their new devices right away.
“The RPM rollout is impressive, easy to use with data right at your fingertips. These people care and are also extremely competent.”
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Schedule a demoRemote patient monitoring (RPM) involves a patient’s use of a cellular-connected device, such as a blood pressure cuff or glucometer, outside of a provider’s organization. Patients use these devices to measure their vitals outside of the doctor’s office and monitor health trends.
Telehealth encompasses a wider umbrella of remote healthcare services, one of which includes remote patient monitoring. The key difference, however, is that telehealth often refers to ways in which patients can access care providers remotely, such as via video conferencing, whereas RPM refers specifically to using electronic medical devices to monitor patient health outside of a provider’s office.
Whereas RPM devices are used to collect physiological data, RTM involves therapeutic, non-physiological data that is self-reported by patients around indicators, such as pain levels and medication adherence. RTM services must be provided under direct supervision when not performed by physicians or therapists.
Remote patient monitoring benefits patients by allowing them to track their health at their convenience in their own homes. RPM also benefits practices with real-time access to patient vitals and health trends for a more accurate, transparent view of the people they serve.
Examples of remote patient monitoring include the set-up and patient education on the use of medical devices, as well as the daily electronic recordings of physiological data. This data is then transmitted and interpreted by practitioners, who communicate regularly with patients regarding treatment and care management.
Any condition qualifies for remote patient monitoring if it requires the use of an FDA-defined medical device for ongoing supervision and treatment outside of a healthcare organization. These conditions may include, but are not limited to: Hypertension, Diabetes, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Congestive Heart Failure (CHF), Asthma, Obesity and more.
Although RPM devices aren’t required to be registered with or cleared by the FDA, they must meet the FDA’s definition of a medical device. These devices must automatically collect and transmit patient physiologic data. Common devices used in RPM programs include but are not limited to: blood pressure cuffs, glucometers, pulse oximeters, ECGs, digital thermometers and scales, and activity trackers and wearables.
As long as patient data is not self-recorded or self-reported, Medicare does reimburse for RPM services. The progression of services and codes through an RPM program include data collection and transmission (99453 and 99454), data analysis and interpretation (99091), and treatment and management (99457 and 99458). And new for 2024, RHCs and FQHCs providing the above RPM services bill HCPCS code G0511. Similar to CCM, RPM services require at least 20 minutes of care coordination per month. Refer to CMS.org for the latest CPT code updates.
For 500 enrolled patients, Medsien’s RPM solution can guarantee $250,000+ additional annual revenue. With our accurate, automated billing and coding, we achieve an average monthly reimbursement rate of 98%.
Medsien’s RPM solution streamlines the entire remote patient monitoring workflow, from shipping devices to ongoing treatment. Reach out to our team of RPM experts today to get started.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) defines chronic conditions as those in which the patient is at significant risk of death, acute exacerbation/decompensation, or functional decline, and are expected to last until the death of the patient.
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The Annual Wellness Visit (AWV) is a Medicare specific annual health status check where patients have vitals and health status indicators assessed, to provide an opportunity for earlier support and intervention for chronic conditions or concerns.
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