Pam D’Apuzzo

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AHLA's Speaking of Health Law · Navigating the CCM and RPM Landscape · 24 Jul 2026 podcast

And then we'll get to like the last part and it'll say, I'll say, like, show me the time for the month that drives the coding.

And sometimes we've gotten folks say, like, oh, we've built this so sophisticated that if you at the are getting close to the end of the month and you're short time.

You get a message in your inbox saying you're short three minutes.

From a compliance perspective, I feel like now you're leading me to like go out and try to have three minutes.

So I think this is why there's so much scrutiny and everybody has to really do their due diligence before they engage with a software vendor or an outside vendor to provide these services.

There's plenty of great companies out there that are providing wonderful, legitimate work.

But there are others that maybe that software sounds great, but I think that that could put a practice in jeopardy if you constantly have this prompt and you re respond to the prompt by spending more time calling the patient or doing another activity that all of a sudden, you know, miraculously gets you to the 20 minutes you need.

when there is no way that it would take that long and I think you hit on something there too that you know the comprehensive care plan.

It's not again one time and you're you never have to look at this again.

I mean if these patients have these types of

Chronic, complex conditions that we're trying to manage and keep them out of the hospital.

Like that's part of all of this, is we're trying to keep these patients healthier and out of the hospital in their own homes if possible, right?

Or keeping them just away from having to be admitted to the hospital, go to the emergency room.

So the whole intent is that we are constantly managing.

It can't be one time that you provide this comprehensive care plan and you never have to go back to modify that.

But these services uh when you were talking about this and and some of the responses to this case is that

I think it's sold many times, you know.

We have

Physicians and providers who are, I think we can all agree, very overburdened.

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