Medicare is changing who can run your remote monitoring. Know your move before January 1.
Andrew Gorecki, PT, DPT, teaches the CMS final rule on remote therapeutic monitoring live on Zoom the week it’s published. What it says, what your options are, and whether the math works for your practice. In plain English, from an owner who runs it in his own clinics.
- Free. 60 minutes on Zoom
- Live the week the rule drops
- Live Q&A with Andrew
- Replay for everyone who registers
Get the date the moment it’s set
The final rule is expected in early November. We’ll email you the session date, time and join link the day CMS publishes it.
Free. No pitch for the first 45 minutes.
Why this session, and why now
In July, CMS proposed a change to how Medicare pays for remote therapeutic monitoring. If it’s finalized, the person doing the monitoring has to be on the billing practice’s payroll. Not a vendor’s.
The final version lands in early November. It takes effect January 1. That leaves owners about eight weeks to decide what to do and set it up.
Most of what you’ll hear between now and then comes from companies with something to sell. Some will tell you to run it all yourself. Some will tell you nothing changes. Neither is the whole story.
This session is different. Andrew owns two PT clinics. He bills these codes in his own practice, and he’ll walk through every option, including the ones that have nothing to do with MovementRx.
You’ll leave knowing what the rule means for your practice and what to do this week.
What you’ll walk away with
Sixty minutes. No slides full of vendor logos. Four things you can use the next morning.
A plain-English read of the final rule
What CMS actually finalized, what changed from the July proposal, and exactly what it means for how you bill RTM on January 1.
Your four options, side by side
Wait and see. Run it with your own staff. Stop the program. Or put the monitoring person on your payroll and get outside help managing them. Honest pros and cons of each.
The math for your practice
What the RTM codes pay, what a part-time monitor costs after the rule, and the patient count where the program pays for itself. Bring your Medicare volume.
A January 1 checklist
The steps to take in the next eight weeks so you’re billing correctly on day one, not scrambling in December or pausing a program that works.
What Andrew will cover
The full run of show. Teaching first, questions second, one short ask at the very end.
What the final rule says
The new requirements, the effective date, and what changed since the proposal.
Who it hits hardest
Practices using an outside vendor for monitoring, small practices with no spare staff, and home health groups.
Your four options
Each one walked through honestly, with what it costs you in time, staff and revenue.
The money
Revenue per patient, the cost of an hourly monitor, and break-even at different patient volumes.
Why patients say no, and what fixes it
The enrollment mistakes that sink programs, and the workflow behind 78% adherence across about 10,000 patients.
Live Q&A
Your questions, answered on the spot. Payer mix, staffing, supervision, documentation.
One ask
An offer for a free 20-minute January 1 plan call for your practice, whether you work with MovementRx or not.
Who should attend
Your teacher: Andrew Gorecki, PT, DPT
Owner, Superior Physical Therapy. Co-founder, MovementRx.
Andrew owns Superior Physical Therapy, a two-location practice in Traverse City, Michigan. He built remote monitoring inside his own clinics first, and it drove a 277% improvement in profit per case. Then he co-founded MovementRx so other practices could do the same.
He’s a national speaker on remote monitoring and has been a clinical instructor for DPT students since 2011. He teaches this as a clinician and an owner, not as a vendor.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. No cost, no credit card. Register and we’ll send you the details.
When is the session?
The week CMS publishes the final rule, expected in early November. The date depends on when CMS releases it, so we’ll email you the date, time and Zoom link the day it’s out.
What if I can’t make it live?
Register anyway. Everyone who signs up gets the replay.
Is this a sales pitch?
No. Andrew teaches for 45 minutes before he mentions MovementRx. At the end he offers a free 20-minute call to map out your practice’s January 1 plan. Take it or don’t. The session stands on its own.
We don’t bill RTM yet. Is this for us?
Yes. Part of the session is whether starting makes sense for your practice at all, and what the rule means for a program you build from scratch.
Do I need to be a MovementRx client?
No. The session is for any practice owner or director, whatever software you use or don’t use.
The rule is coming either way. Be ready for it.
Get the session date, time and join link the day CMS publishes the final rule.
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