The programs · RPM

Remote Patient Monitoring, run for you

RPM puts a cellular device in your patient’s home and a clinical team behind it — readings watched every day, a phone call when something needs attention. Medicare reimburses it monthly. Ronvida runs all of it under your practice’s name.

The patient’s homeone button, no Wi-Fi — the reading sends itself

Ronvidareviewed daily against your thresholds; we call when it matters

Your practicemonthly summary to sign, claims ready with evidence attached

The month

How a month actually runs

A device ships to the patient — already connected, no smartphone or Wi-Fi needed. Our team handles consent, education, and setup (the one-time 99453).
Readings accumulate. The device-supply code (99454) requires 16 distinct transmission days per 30-day cycle — we track it to the day, in the patient’s own time zone, and call patients who fall behind.
Our clinical team does the rounds — daily review against thresholds set per patient and approved by your physician, calls when a reading crosses its line, every minute logged. Management time (99457) needs 20 recorded minutes and at least one real-time call; 19:59 does not round up, so we never bill it.
The month closes. Claims are prepared under your practice’s credentials, each line linked to the readings and minutes behind it — ready for your biller, or ours to handle end to end.

The codes

What Medicare pays

The RPM code stack2026 national non-facility rates*

CPT	What it pays for	Cadence	Approx.
99453	Initial setup and patient education	once per patient	~$22
99454	Device supply, 16+ transmission days	every 30-day cycle	~$49
99457	First 20 minutes of management + interactive call	calendar month	~$52
99458	Each additional 20 minutes	calendar month	~$41

A compliant RPM month, per patient≈ $101+

*CMS Physician Fee Schedule, rounded — actual reimbursement varies by locality and payer. Not a guarantee.

The rules

Enforced exactly

16 transmission days means 16 distinct calendar days in the patient’s time zone — not 16 readings.
Clinical minutes are timer-recorded; thresholds are never rounded up.
Hospital, SNF, and hospice stays automatically pause billing for the overlap.
A minute of care belongs to exactly one program — RPM time can never double as CCM time.
Every claim line links to its evidence — the readings and time entries behind it — at claim time.

Eligibility

Who qualifies

Medicare Part B patients with a chronic condition that benefits from daily data — hypertension, diabetes, heart failure, COPD are the workhorses — who consent and can take a reading at home. One chronic condition is enough. We screen your panel and show you exactly who fits.

Your part

What your practice does

Approve the patient list, and a physician reviews and signs off monthly — in our console or entirely in your EMR. Enrollment, devices, monitoring, documentation, and claim preparation are ours.

Most RPM patients also qualify for Chronic Care Management — the programs stack.

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