RPM for Private Practices

Designed for Independents

Remote Patient Monitoring for Independent Private Practices

Remote patient monitoring isn't just for large health systems. Independent private practices are increasingly using RPM to generate consistent monthly revenue, improve chronic disease outcomes, and stay connected with high-risk patients between visits — all reimbursed by Medicare.

The challenge for most independent practices: The operational complexity. Who reviews the data? Who handles the billing? Who ensures the documentation is audit-proof? That's exactly what Avanti RMG provides.

How It Works

What Avanti RMG Handles for Your Practice

  • Patient identification — we analyze your patient panel to identify Medicare-eligible RPM candidates
  • Enrollment & consent — compliant consent process with full documentation
  • Device setup — Medicare-approved remote monitoring devices shipped directly to patients
  • Daily monitoring — clinical review of incoming data with escalation protocols
  • Monthly billing — CPT 99457/99458 submitted with audit-ready documentation
  • Direct access — you have a direct line to Robert and our team, not a call center
Common Questions

RPM for Private Practices — FAQ

Can a small private practice run an RPM program?

Yes. RPM is well-suited for independent practices because the reimbursement is per-patient per-month, not volume-dependent. Even a practice with 30-50 enrolled patients can generate meaningful revenue while improving outcomes. Avanti RMG handles the operational complexity so your staff isn't burdened.

How do private practices bill Medicare for remote patient monitoring?

Private practices bill RPM under CPT 99454 (device supply, 16+ readings per month), 99457 (first 20 minutes of clinical review and communication), and 99458 (each additional 20 minutes). Proper documentation of the clinical review and any resulting decisions is required for each billing period.

What is the difference between RPM and telehealth for private practices?

Telehealth is a synchronous visit billed as an E/M code. RPM is an asynchronous monitoring service billed under separate CPT codes based on data collection and clinical review time. A patient can receive both, but the services must be documented separately and cannot double-count clinical time.

How long does it take to set up an RPM program?

With Avanti RMG, most private practices are fully operational within 30 days. That includes patient identification, consent, device provisioning, staff workflow training, and first billing cycle setup.

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