Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) CPT codes were developed to represent general medicine codes that capture non-physiological data. Unlike Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) services which are restricted to providers that can bill for evaluation and management services, RTM was created to capture services provided by practitioners that cannot report evaluation and management services. RTM services require the use of an FDA-defined medical device to collect non-physiological data. This webinar by our expert speaker Toni Elhoms will drill down into these coding updates extensively, highlight the key differences between RTM and RPM services, and provide you with tangible information that can be put into action immediately.
Webinar Objectives
- Identify the new RTM codes for 2022
- Outline clinical use cases for RTM programs
- Discuss which providers can order and bill for RTM services
- Review RTM medical device requirements
- Discuss appropriate RTM medical device collection methods
- Outline the key differences between RTM and RPM services
- Review RTM Clinical Documentation requirements
- Identify next steps for your organization to implement RTM programs
Webinar Agenda
- Review the new RTM codes for 2022
- Outline RTM Clinical Documentation requirements
- Discuss which providers can order and bill for RTM services
- Discuss RTM medical device requirements and data collection methods
- Highlight key differences between RTM and RPM services
Webinar Highlights
- Understand the new RTM codes for 2022
- Recall which providers can order and bill for RTM services
- Recognize RTM medical device requirements and data collection methods
- Understand RTM Clinical Documentation requirements
- Recognize key differences between RTM and RPM services
Who Should Attend
- Professional Fee Coders
- Auditors
- Billers
- Educators
- Consultants
- Revenue Cycle Management Professionals
- Coding Management and Operational Leadership
- Medical Providers of all specialties
- Physician Advisers
- Compliance Officers/Committees
