Save Remote Monitoring Coalition Launches to Oppose Flawed CMS Proposals in the 2027 Physician Fee Schedule
The coalition says the proposed rule would cut reimbursement, add billing barriers and limit staffing for remote patient monitoring.
- On Thursday, the Save Remote Monitoring coalition launched to oppose four provisions in the proposed Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services 2027 Physician Fee Schedule .
- Four provisions, including bundling G-codes and restricting staffing, unfairly target compliant practices rather than addressing actual fraud, the coalition contends.
- An OIG report found that about 43 percent of enrollees did not receive all three components, though the coalition argues this does not prove improper care; enrollment grew more than tenfold between 2019 and 2022, signaling successful adoption.
- Demanding real enforcement against genuine fraud, the coalition urges CMS to withdraw all four provisions and replace them with targeted audits of enrollment mills and prosecution of providers who bill for untreated patients.
- Clinicians and stakeholders can submit public comments on CMS-1848-P through Regulations.gov until September 14, 2026, with electronic filing encouraged to ensure documentation before the 5:00 p.m. ET deadline.
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Save Remote Monitoring Coalition Launches to Oppose Flawed CMS Proposals in the 2027 Physician Fee Schedule
Providers and remote monitoring companies unite to defend a proven Medicare benefit and to demand real enforcement against bad actors in place of structural cuts that would reduce access for patients.
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