Rachel V. Rose

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

Hello and welcome to today's podcast.

My friend and colleague, Pam, who will introduce herself momentarily from VMG Health and I are presenting on a very timely topic related to

CCM and RPM.

And specifically that is an area of compliance as well as services that can be rendered to patients, which really focuses on

Another vehicle to help control and manage chronic conditions.

I'm Rachel Rose.

I'm an attorney in Houston, Texas, where I have my own firm.

I primarily focus on healthcare, cybersecurity, securities law, government enforcement actions.

I do transactional.

Compliance and litigation, as well as bringing false claims act cases.

I most recently had a case intervened in by the United States Department of Justice that related to Medicare Part C upcoding and

Although the type of coding we're going to be talking about, or more specifically, Pam is going to be talking about today as a coding expert is very different than what goes into

A Medicare Part C risk adjustment.

But with that, Pam, tell us a little bit about yourself.

And thank you, AHLA, for not only having us as a guest on the podcast, but also for publishing our article, which is going to be the framework of our discussion here today.

So, Pam, our article really opens with for those of you who can recall the Atari Game Froger.

where the frog's trying to get from one side of the road to the other without getting hit by a car or a truck.

And really when Pam and I were discussing it, that's kind of the way healthcare compliance encoding works, especially in the RPM and CCM space.

So Pam, do you wanna explain generally what RPM is and C CM is and then how they differ from each other?

So Pam, you just raised some great points into

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