LiveCare has brought the Remote Patient Monitoring Industry into the 21st century by creating the Link+, a 4G Smart Home Gateway that integrates all the Medical Devices in the patient’s home by using a touch-free Syncing Process. The Link+ helps to overcome the significant RPM deployment challenges, monitor chronic care patients and increase better patient outcomes.
The Transitional Care Management (TCM) concept is for the physician, which includes an MD, DO, and non-physician practitioners like Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, Clinical Nurse Specialists or Clinical Nurse Midwives, to oversee.
The goal of TCM is to avoid having the patient readmitted to a hospital. The components include interactive contact, certain non-face-to-face services and face-to-face visits.
Your patients will feel safe knowing that help is just the push of a button away. The emergency response feature still maintains its classic functionality but with a new, seamless look.
According to the latest survey of state laws and policies by the American Telemedicine Association, four out of every five US states have moved to improve Telehealth coverage or reimbursement over the past two years. But like so many other reports issued during that time, the ATA analysis found that each state is doing its own thing with connected care, so that a healthcare provider.
The release of the 2019 Physician Fee Schedule Rule from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services opened more doors for the use of remote patient monitoring in hospitals and health systems still operating in a fee-for-service financial model. In the rule, CMS released three new codes that support reimbursement for remote monitoring programs, offering providers a way to deploy programs and see financial return.
