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Rural patients deserve equal access to remote monitoring technology

  • A new bipartisan bill, the Rural Patient Monitoring Access Act, has been put forward to address disparities in Medicare payments for remote patient monitoring services affecting rural communities.
  • This legislation addresses a structural inequity where Medicare's geographic payment index pays rural providers roughly $11 less per patient monthly despite equal RPM costs.
  • Remote patient monitoring improves health by enabling daily blood pressure checks and immediate diabetes interventions, crucial for patients traveling up to 85 miles to clinics.
  • A Cadence study of 4,006 patients showed remote monitoring cut healthcare costs in half and doubled the percentage reaching healthy blood pressure levels to 31%.
  • The Act mandates quality standards and a national payment floor, ensuring rural patients gain equal access to RPM without compromising Medicare program integrity.
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Rural patients deserve equal access to remote monitoring technology

Rural Americans deserve equal access to healthcare innovations, and the Rural Patient Monitoring Access Act would help deliver it.

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Daily Yonder broke the news in on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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