Remote Patient Monitoring Devices

How 100Plus works

100Plus is the fastest and most efficient way to implement a RPM program for your practice. Our white-glove service helps significantly reduce the burden on physicians and staff.

Provider on the phone, and using the 100Plus portal.

We enroll your patients and provide support

Practices may choose to enroll as you go, or our white-glove service team will connect to your EHR, identify patients eligible for the RPM program, perform healthcare insurance eligibility, prior authorization, patient consent, enrollment, education and ongoing support. We ship devices directly to your patients fully configured and ready to use.

We help drive patient adherence

Esper, our AI-enabled virtual health assistant, engages patients to ensure regular testing and compliance. If a patient’s results fall outside of a safe range, our clinical team will escalate to your staff based on a set of customized parameters so your practice can quickly intervene.

We make billing and reimbursement more efficient

The 100Plus provider portal makes billing more efficient through automated charge drafts, monitoring time tracking, and easy access to RPM claims data for billing substantiation. The 100Plus clinical team can enter patient notes directly into your EMR, and generate claims for your review and submission.

Get reimbursed

Easily track and review claims from our 100Plus portal. Practices can bill insurers (e.g. Medicare) based on standard billing practices for CPT codes 99453, 99454, 99457, and 99458.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to commonly asked questions

What is 100Plus?

100Plus is the only AI-assisted remote patient monitoring (RPM) platform that enables healthcare providers to remotely manage their patients’ chronic conditions, and proactively supports practices with patient outreach, device setup, ongoing support and education, ensuring patients stay compliant. The result is dramatically higher patient adherence, improved health metrics, fewer hospitalizations, and better patient outcomes.

As part of a remote patient monitoring program, providers are reimbursed fully by Medicare, (and certain Medicaid and insurance providers) for setup, hardware, service costs, and ongoing review of patient data. Eligible Medicare patients receive devices at no cost3.

What is Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM)?

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is a healthcare delivery method that uses digital technologies to monitor and analyze a patient’s vitals and other health data outside of a traditional clinical setting. RPM technology electronically transmits health information between patients and physicians. This type of monitoring is often used to manage and care for high-risk patients, such as those with chronic and/or acute health conditions.

What are the most common medical specialties that offer remote patient monitoring?

Specialties that most commonly utilize RPM include cardiology, pulmonology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, bariatrics, internal medicine and primary care.

What are some of the benefits of using RPM?

RPM provides a wide range of benefits, including:

Better management of acute and chronic conditions
Reduced hospitalizations and readmissions
Reduced hospital lengths of stay
Lowered overall healthcare costs
Improved patient adherence and increased engagement
RPM enables older and at-risk individuals to remain at home longer and delay or avoid moving into skilled nursing facilities
RPM can help reduce the risk of infectious disease exposure such as COVID-19 for patients, providers and healthcare workers

Is there a copay associated with RPM services?

Yes. For Medicare beneficiaries there is a 20% beneficiary copay. However, this copay may be covered if a patient has supplemental coverage or Medicaid. Private payers will vary and may or may not require a copay for RPM services.

How do I get 100Plus remote monitoring devices for my patients?

There are two ways you can enroll patients in your 100Plus RPM program:

1) 100Plus white-glove end-to-end enrollment service can help identify eligible patients for your practice, perform patient consent, enrollment and ongoing support.
2) If you have identified a patient with at least one chronic condition and obtained their consent to participate in our RPM program, you can enroll the patient via the 100Plus portal.

It’s a simple 3-step process:

Enter their basic info (name, address, etc.).
Have the patient sign the 100Plus User Agreement.
The 100Plus device(s) will be shipped to the patient; the device will be ready to use with cellular connectivity enabled.

The device will be associated with the medical provider who recommended it. Your patient can simply open the package and start to use it. It’s required that you obtain consent from your patients to provide remote patient monitoring services and important that you discuss your recommendation and the program with your patient so they understand its benefits and the importance of their continued usage of the device once they receive it. These steps are simple — we will review it during the remote training session.

Where can I track my patients’ activity?

The 100Plus portal contains all the information you need to monitor your patients’ activity. You can track patient enrollment, see if they have provided all the necessary information to receive a device, including signing the User Agreement, and track their device shipment. Once they start using their device, you can also see all of their clinical data.

How do I get reimbursed?

Medicare reimbursement rules compensate medical providers for prescribing and reviewing data produced by remote patient monitoring devices that capture, store, and transmit patients’ physiological data and subsidize the device and service costs.

Every month, you receive up to $182 per patient per month, or $2184 per patient per year, for CPT 99454, 99457, and 99458 (2x). In addition, you receive a one-time reimbursement for setup and patient education of up to $18.48 per patient4.

Can RPM be billed in conjunction with chronic care management (CCM)?

Yes, a provider can bill for both CPT 99457 and CPT 99490 in the same month. This is because CMS recognizes that the analysis involved in providing RPM services is complementary to CCM and other care management services. However, time spent delivering these services cannot be counted towards the required time for RPM and CCM codes for a single month. Billing 99457 and 99490 together requires a provider to deliver at least 40 minutes of services: 20 minutes of RPM, 20 minutes of CCM.

‍CMS Guidelines: For patients with two or more chronic medical conditions expected to persist for more than 12 months following diagnosis and place the patient at an increased risk for hospitalization.

‍99487: Minimum of 60 minutes non-face-to-face consultation establishing or monitoring a care plan
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‍99489: For every additional 30 minutes non-face-to-face consultation (with 99487)
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‍99490: Minimum 20 minutes non-face-to-face consultation monitoring the care plan

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How 100Plus works

We enroll your patients and provide support

We help drive patient adherence

We make billing and reimbursement more efficient

Get reimbursed

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