Pam D’Apuzzo

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

Yeah.

Exactly.

That's the issue, right?

And it certainly could be.

I know f many of women who unfortunately have gestational diabetes that then continue on post baby, but

Most of these conditions, and I think the tie-in here to those twelve months is that when CMSNAMA created the new, which is the current twenty twenty three E and M guidelines.

In these new guidelines is the first time we had some of these more definitive definitions, and one of them was specific for chronic condition.

And it's something that's expected to last at least 12 months or for the lifetime of the patient.

So in that specific case, like pre-clampsia, no, but certainly the the diabetes could happen postpartum and continue on.

But

These are cases that have to be individualized.

They're not something that's going to be for everyone.

But your examples of hypertension, uh, diabetes, CAD for you know, heart disease, those types of conditions generally continue on to to really meet the criteria for for a chronic condition that'll expect to meet that criteria.

Well, you know, I think when I look at some of this with RPM, I mean, you brought up we talked about FDA, but I feel like uh the hospitals and some of these large practices, they have a lot of vendors coming in to talk to them about these different devices.

And Medicare is also looking now, what is the value of that clinical data?

I think that's a really important thing.

We could track everything, but

What what value does it have in the clinical care of the patient?

So I think that's part of the OIG as well, is saying like even if you can transmit and it meets all the other criteria.

What is it value is it bringing in the care of the patient?

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