CMS proposes ban on third-party remote patient monitoring: 6 notes

https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/healthcare-information-technology/telehealth/cms-proposes-ban-on-third-party-remote-patient-monitoring-6-notes/?utm_campaign=KHN%3A%20First%20Edition&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz--4Yhj3-hg7P08sS-1Wn4TrcTtnEs2H083LYYkCYuq8JZTVOtfu92mfz0fjdaS_IUQbp0DeW2swCw1CinaWzabb3_CXXw&_hsmi=428692436&utm_content=428692436&utm_source=hs_email Becker's Hospital Review: CMS Proposes Ban On Third-Party Remote Patient Monitoring: 6 Notes CMS is proposing a Medicare payment ban for remote patient monitoring services delivered by third-party vendors. Here are six things to know: 1. The proposed rule, released July 14 as part of the 2027 physician fee schedule, would allow payment for remote physiologic monitoring and remote therapeutic monitoring only when clinical staff employed by the billing practice furnish the services, not contracted third-party companies. Staff would not need to be on-site, but the billing relationship would have to run through the practice itself. (Bruce, 7/15)