Nearly half of U.S. hospitals now offer remote patient monitoring (RPM) services. The next challenge is turning those programs into better chronic disease management, stronger patient engagement and measurable outcomes. In fact, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has signaled updates to the RPM reimbursement structure in 2027 to enhance the impact of RPM on patient outcomes.
Remote patient monitoring can support organizations across fee-for-service, value-based care or mixed reimbursement models. But reimbursement alone is not what makes a program sustainable. Long-term success depends on selecting the right patients, designing proactive care workflows and focusing on clinical outcomes first.
In this webinar, Lucienne Ide, MD, PhD, Chief Medical Officer of Health Recovery Solutions, and Lindsey Valenzuela, PharmD, vice president of population health integration at Desert Oasis Healthcare, will share how healthcare organizations are operationalizing remote patient care to improve outcomes while supporting financial performance.
You'll learn:
- How remote patient monitoring supports both fee-for-service and value-based care strategies--and what CMS is signaling with its proposed RPM reimbursement changes in 2027
- Why improved patient outcomes and chronic disease management drive long-term program success
- How patient selection shapes clinical impact and financial performance
