Why Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) Fails When Treated as Passive Income
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Remote Patient Monitoring is often marketed as easy, hands-off revenue, but that mindset is exactly why RPM programs fail audits. In this episode of Auditing Antics, we explain why RPM is not passive income, what active provider involvement and documentation are required, and how treating RPM like an automated service can lead to denials, recoupments, and compliance risk.Reach Out For Compliance Help Now! https://www.stephanieallardconsulting.com/contact
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