Since its coverage by Medicare during the first Trump Administration remote physiologic monitoring has shown growing adoption and strong clinical outcomes. Many primary care providers, cardiologists, and others utilize RPM for patients with chronic conditions like hypertension, diabetes, and heart disease, which are common and costly in the Medicare population. These services are turning the tide in reducing unnecessary and costly emergency department and hospitalization episodes.
Panelists discussed the latest data around remote physiologic monitoring outcomes, current models for patient care, and the latest issues around policy and reimbursement.
- Introductory remarks by Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN)
- Richard Kovacs, MD, CMO and Former President, American College of Cardiology
- Nathan Starr, DO, Medical Director, Intermountain Hospital Level Care at Home and House Calls, Medical Director – Intermountain Tele-Hospitalist Program
- Dr. Eve Cunningham, Chief Medical Officer, Cadence
- Moderated by Chris Adamec, Executive Director, Alliance for Connected Care
