Pam D’Apuzzo

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

This is a service in lieu of you coming into the office, but this is a billable service where cost sharing comes into play.

So obtaining that consent from the patient, having them understand that you're billing for the service.

Also, it's one provider billing for this type of service per month for the patient.

So they also need to understand that they're kind of

agreeing that you're gonna manage their care, you're gonna bill for this service.

Patients need to understand what's involved.

And I think that in some of the issues that we've seen related to all of this, chronic care, transitional care, all of these man care management services, is that

There's no consent on file.

They or they get it once and they never go back to this again.

So I I mean, we always recommend from a compliance perspective, getting that verbal consent from the patient, letting them know at each touch point.

This is a billable event with cost sharing involved for you.

Do you agree?

Yes or no?

So the patients know what we're doing.

And then all of these different types of services, most of this being done by medicine, you know, primary care physicians, internal medicine physician, but we see specialists and if you look at some of the the requirements or in the guidelines of the code.

It says as long as it's a place where the patient feels it's continuity of care for them, a place where they consider their primary uh care being um addressed.

We can build those by the specialist as well.

But

I have to tell you, honestly, care chronic care management, transitional care management, RPM, we're seeing that all day long.

The advanced uh primary care and the principal care management, less of those services, oddly enough.

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