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RMLC Submits Regulatory Requests to CMS, Advancing Tech-Enabled, Patient-Centered Agenda
Prior to CMS’ publication of CY 2027 Physician Fee Schedule Proposed Rule, the Remote Monitoring Leadership Council (RMLC) RMLC submitted requests to CMS, advocating for a more RPM-friendly regulatory landscape for patients and providers. In the letter, RMLC:
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RMLC at RPM Leadership Summit in North Carolina
The Remote Monitoring Leadership Council (RMLC) presented at the Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) Leadership Summit in Charlotte, North Carolina, where national leaders in remote care convened to shape the future of connected health delivery. The Summit brought together health system executives, clinicians, policymakers, and digital health innovators to share insights on scaling RPM programs, aligning…
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RMLC Calls on HHS to Advance Adoption of AI and RPM
The Remote Monitoring Leadership Council (RMLC) letter calls on HHS to modernize outdated, time-based reimbursement structures that are holding back innovation and to work directly with stakeholders to build payment pathways that reflect the real costs and transformative potential of AI-enhanced RPM. Remote Physiologic Monitoring (RPM) is foundational to AI-driven clinical care. HHS has the…
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RMLC Call to Action on High-Quality RPM to HHS OIG
The Remote Monitoring Leadership Council sent a letter to the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Inspector General requesting a meeting to share insights on how to ensure RPM is well used in Medicare. The RMLC’s collective expertise in striking the appropriate balance between expanding access to care and ensuring Medicare program…
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Advocacy Spotlight: Medicare Advantage RPM
In late 2025, a major Medicare Advantage plan announced a significant change in its remote physiologic monitoring (RPM) coverage policy that would have dramatically narrowed reimbursement for RPM services, limiting coverage to only patients with chronic heart failure and hypertensive disorders of pregnancy while excluding common chronic conditions such as hypertension, Type 2 diabetes, COPD,…
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The Remote Monitoring Leadership Council Response to Future Directions in Medicare Advantage RFI
The Remote Monitoring Leadership Council (RMLC) submitted a comment to CMS’ Medicare Program; Contract Year 2027 Policy and Technical Changes to the Medicare Advantage Program, Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit Program, and Medicare Cost Plan Program proposed rule on future directions of the Medicare Advantage program. RMLC is encouraged by CMS’ commitment to embracing high-quality, evidence-based,…
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Rural Patient Monitoring Access Act
The Remote Monitoring Leadership Council (RMLC) endorses the Rural Patient Monitoring Access Act (S. 1535/H.R. 3108), introduced by Senators Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), Mark Warner (D-VA), and Representatives David Kustoff (R-TN), Mark Pocan (D-WI), Troy Balderson (R-OH), and Don Davis (D-NC). The bill would ensure high-quality remote physiologic monitoring services for Medicare beneficiaries. Bill Links – Bill Text | One-Pager…
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RMLC Submits Statement to House Ways and Means Hearing on “Modernizing Care Coordination to Prevent and Treat Chronic Disease”
The Remote Monitoring Leadership Council submitted a statement for the record at the House Ways and Means Health Subcommittee’s hearing on “Modernizing Care Coordination to Prevent and Treat Chronic Disease”. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) has proven to be a sustainable way to improve chronic care management and, as a result, improve patient outcomes. RPM allows…
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Ensuring High-Quality Care Delivery
As national leaders in remote patient monitoring (RPM), we have committed to a shared set of principles to ensure the delivery of high-quality, patient-centered care and to shape the future of our industry. Recognizing the critical role RPM plays in the future of health care, we endorsed these shared principles to define and uphold standards…