Medicare pays practices to monitor patients between visits — and most practices don't know it exists or don't have the bandwidth to run it. Our AI finds your eligible patients from your existing EHR; our U.S.-based clinical team runs the monthly monitoring; Medicare pays every month. Your practice bills Medicare directly, adds no work, and pays a predictable fixed fee per code rather than a cut of your collections.
The mechanics are the same for every enrolled patient. Once onboarded, the loop runs on its own — the practice's only involvement is signing off on the monthly billing report.
Cellular blood-pressure cuff, weight scale, or pulse-ox — drop-shipped to the patient's home. No Wi-Fi, no app setup. Patient keeps the device; it pays for itself in a month or two.
Data hits the platform in near real time over cellular. Nothing for the patient or your staff to touch — the device does the transmission itself.
A credentialed, U.S.-based care team watches the data and does the monthly check-in call. Every reading and minute is documented against the CPT code that pays for it.
Time and readings generate the CPT codes automatically. The platform produces a monthly billing report your practice submits — the practice owns the biller relationship and receives the reimbursement directly.
Primary care and specialists almost always run RPM paired with CCM — same enrolled patient, two separate revenue lines. PT clinics run RTM. APCM is the fallback that captures patients whose plans won't pay for CCM or RPM.
What it is: Device-based daily readings from home — blood pressure, weight, pulse-ox — reviewed by a care team between visits.
Who it's for: Primary care and specialists managing hypertension, heart failure, diabetes, COPD.
Pays: ~$100–$145 per patient / month.
What it is: Non-face-to-face care coordination — refills, referrals, check-ins — for patients with 2+ chronic conditions.
Who it's for: Primarily primary care. No device needed — care-team time plus a documented care plan.
Pays: ~$66–$117 per patient / month. Almost always paired with RPM.
What it is: The newer, simpler cousin of CCM — a flat monthly fee per patient, no time tracking.
Who it's for: Primary care. The fallback that captures patients whose plans won't pay CCM or RPM.
Pays: ~$15–$110 per patient / month, tiered by complexity.
What it is: Like RPM, but for therapy — pain, movement, and adherence between physical-therapy visits. Uses a Bluetooth TENS or therapy device.
Who it's for: Physical-therapy and rehab clinics.
Pays: ~$93–$133 per patient / month.
Every enrolled patient generates a meaningful monthly payment to the practice — and it repeats every month for as long as the patient stays enrolled. Multiply that by a modest slice of your existing Medicare panel and the recurring revenue adds up to a serious line on the practice's P&L, without adding staff, hours, or overhead. Actual per-patient reimbursement varies by state and payer mix; we walk through the specifics for your practice on the first call.
Each enrolled patient pays the practice a real, non-trivial amount every month. Sicker patients with more care-team time pay more. It's not a token fee — it's revenue that actually moves the P&L.
The billing recurs every month the patient is enrolled — often for years. A modest panel of enrolled patients compounds into serious annual recurring revenue on your existing patient base.
The practice bills Medicare directly and owns the biller relationship — we never touch collections. Our fee is a fixed dollar per billable CPT code, not a percentage. Predictable, transparent, and aligned with the practice — no incentive to inflate volume.
Plenty of RPM operators exist. Most of them cut corners — offshore labor (illegal for the billable work), fly-by-night pricing, or software that leaves your staff to do the enrollment. Here's what's different about our operation.
We securely pull your patient panel from your EHR — report export or direct integration — screen for Medicare eligibility and chronic-condition coverage, and rank by clinical value. The ready-to-enroll list drops into the platform. Zero spreadsheets, zero data entry from your staff.
The onboarding conversation is led by Dr. Nicholas Tisdale, a practicing internal-medicine physician who runs a large program himself. He shows his own billing, answers clinical objections peer-to-peer, and walks through what onboarding looks like at your practice — in one 15-minute call.
Medicare requires U.S.-based clinical staff for the billable monitoring time — that's the law, and it's how frauds get caught. Our team is U.S.-based and credentialed; every reading and minute is documented against the code that pays for it.
Plenty of practices have been burned by a bad RPM vendor. Our operation was designed by practicing physicians — not marketers, not consultants — who run this same program on their own panels. The specific things that make an operator safe to work with, and audit-ready when someone asks, are all engineered in from a clinician's point of view.
All billable clinical time is done by U.S.-based, credentialed staff. No offshore labor. No AI substituting for a person on regulated work. This is Medicare's line — and it's how frauds get caught.
Our structure operates inside the Medicare care-coordination safe harbor — the specific carve-out that authorizes this arrangement. Not a gray area.
The platform, the clinical workflow, and the compliance model were built by practicing physicians who run this same program on their own patients. The rules aren't invented in a boardroom — they come from the people who do the work every day.
Standard Business Associate Agreement covers PHI handling end-to-end. Every reading and every minute is documented and retained for audit.
Independent third-party attestation of our security, availability, and confidentiality controls — the operating baseline for handling regulated healthcare data at scale. Annual re-attestation cycle.
Our fee is a fixed dollar per billable CPT code — not a percentage of collections. Aligned with your practice; no incentive to over-bill or push patients into codes they don't need.
Every patient enrolled has documented consent and an initiating visit on record. Non-negotiable, and the platform enforces it.
The RPM conversation works best physician-to-physician. Our partner Dr. Nicholas Tisdale shows real billing from his own practice, answers the clinical and compliance questions up front, and walks through what onboarding looks like on your Medicare panel — in about 15 minutes. Zero pressure; if the math doesn't work for your practice, he'll tell you.