Pam D’Apuzzo

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

And so we've got a lot of different devices that are coming through, but some of them I don't even think that it's the transmission piece too.

Some of them are sitting in like it's pending FDA approval, which again eliminates it.

But you know it's not that easy to find out, Rachel.

Like I'll tell you, we have spent for some of the clients who bring these things to us.

And some of them they go directly to the providers.

And so then the providers, like someone finds out at the hospital that they're actually billing for this or that they want to bill for it, and then we get brought in from a compliance perspective.

And we're like on their website trying to even find out, we can't even get a clear answer about the FDA cleared versus FDA approved status.

Then it's well, can you show us what the transmission looks like?

Because if the transmission doesn't allow for the practitioner on the other side to really be able to evaluate and interpret that information.

Again, what value is it is it bringing?

And then the time that's required for that provider to be able to really interpret it and then have that discussion with the patient about what that management is going to be like based on what they're seeing from the data transmission.

So I think that's why too now the change in the codes or the add on of the new codes for twenty twenty six.

Which I believe when we wrote the article probably weren't available yet, but they decreased like this new bucket of codes has less time.

So the previous codes that we were using have 16 days worth of transmission required.

the new codes for 2026 allow for two to 15 days worth of transmission because I also think they're realizing again tied to that medical necessity standpoint is that do we need 16 days?

Maybe we are transmitting data that is valuable, but we don't need 16 days of transmission for us to be able to say this was valuable information.

to care for the patient, we could do it with less.

So I appreciate the fact that they did make those changes as it relates to the coding requirements and the time requirements for those services.

Because you know someone's watching on the other side, right?

It just holds you accountable.

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