RTM (Remote Therapeutic Monitoring) is the reimbursable workflow for the between-session work you're already doing: skill homework, mood logging, adherence tracking. As of February 23, 2026, Highmark pays for it under RP-084.
The order defines the scope. RTM documents and informs over the cycle. It does not page you between sessions, and it does not create a clinical obligation you didn't take on. Your clinical judgment stays yours.
30-second walkthrough. Pause anytime.
Weekly engagement across active RTM panels we've helped stand up.
Lift on session revenue per RTM-enrolled patient. Sessions stay the same. RTM is additive.
Net-new revenue per year per 10 patients over 12 months. On top of what you bill today. Assumes consistent monthly capture and confirmed coverage.
Personalized CBT and MET microlearning isn't a tagline - it's a delivery system. Three pieces that work together.
Six named CBT and MET methods. Behavioral activation. Cognitive restructuring. Decisional balance. Change-talk elicitation. The full library carries more.
Each one is a 60-second video from a familiar face, your own provider if you record your own, matched to the moment in front of the client.
Every micro-lesson is derived from CBT and MET best practices and edited by licensed behavioral health professionals before it ever reaches a patient.
Delivered across formats (video, animation, and text) with tone, length, and reading level tuned to the patient. The library evolves with each patient as engagement signals reveal what lands.
Live auxiliary personnel (clinical staff who perform interactive reviews and, when desired, interactive communication with the patient under your general supervision) is available as a higher-tier service.
Software routes each patient across methods, formats, tone, and length based on response and engagement signals. Your clinical team reviews routing and adjusts when patterns don't stick. Algorithmic matching makes it scale. Clinical judgment makes it work.
She never sees the machinery. She sees a familiar face in the week she almost left, and one real conversation when she needed it. You see a retained client and a bill-ready cycle at your next session.
We verify your eligibility and the client's benefits before enrollment, so you bill clean from the first cycle.
Many clients in therapy for moderate-to-severe depression or anxiety are also on an SSRI or SNRI. CMS rules say only one treating clinician bills RTM per 30-day episode. Here's how that works in practice.
The order defines the scope. RTM documents and informs over the cycle, for the one clinician of record. It does not create a second clinical obligation for anyone who isn't billing.
RTM also has codes for respiratory (98976) and musculoskeletal (98977) device supply. Not applicable to behavioral health.
Policy summary, billing math, eligibility checklist. No follow-up calls unless you ask.
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