We've knows about this for a long time @omadahealth--really since our founding. We got an #NPI. We billed #claims. We helped get the first ever #CPT code (0488T) for fully virtual care. But there's more to do. 2/
Back to #RPM. So, what is missing? @RobJamHorne and I wrote about this a lot in two pieces in @Health_Affairs. Some high-points follow, with links below. 4/
First, #RPM is only part of the story. A #physician or #NP in an office reviewing data collected remotely is only a small fraction of what #digitalhealth can do. So #RPM codes, while an important step, are not a comprehensive approach to #reimbursement for #digitalhealth 5/
If you cannot make #DTxEast at the last minute, my "to do" list for #digitalhealth reimbursement includes
--figuring out a way to code asynchronous care--separate the total time used to care for someone from he time having to be synchronous, mindful of audit log time stamps; 7/
There are a ton of really smart, creative and knowledgable people in the space where #digitalhealth meets #reimbursement#health#policy. We can figure this out! (12/end.)
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