UPCOMING WEBINAR

November 18, 202612:00 PM EST

2027 RTM Final Rule: What Practices Need to Know

The 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Final Rule introduces important changes to Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM), raising questions about reimbursement, billing requirements, and what comes next for physical therapy practices.

Join EverEx and industry experts as we break down the key provisions, explain what's changing, and discuss how practices can prepare for 2027 and beyond.

CJ Morrow, PT, DPT

Founder & Managing Director, CJM Strategic Consulting, LLC

Natesh Sood

Head of Business Operations, EverEx

Joseph Giunta

Marketing Manager, EverEx

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Get clarity on the 2027 RTM Final Rule and learn how the changes could affect reimbursement, clinical workflows, and the future of RTM in your practice.

2027 RTM billing and reimbursement changes
Outsourced monitoring requirements and the 2029 delay
Initiating-visit and established-patient requirements
Practical considerations for PT practices
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Meet Your Speakers

CJ Morrow and Natesh Sood break down the 2027 RTM Final Rule, with Joseph Giunta of EverEx moderating.

CJM Strategic Consulting, LLC

CJ Morrow, PT, DPT

Founder & Managing Director

CJ is the Founder and Managing Director of CJM Strategic Consulting, LLC and serves as a quality and governance consultant for EverEx. Her work focuses on regulatory and governance considerations for healthcare technology and services, helping organizations understand evolving policy and translate complex regulatory developments into practical considerations.

EverEx

Natesh Sood

Head of Business Operations

Natesh leads Business Operations at EverEx, working closely with practices as they integrate Remote Therapeutic Monitoring into their care delivery models. His work focuses on RTM implementation, operational workflows, and helping practices navigate evolving reimbursement and regulatory considerations.

Meet Your Moderator

EverEx

Joseph Giunta

Marketing Manager

Joseph leads marketing strategy and execution at EverEx, overseeing content, demand generation, market education, and strategic initiatives that help healthcare practices understand Remote Therapeutic Monitoring and its role in patient engagement and practice growth.

What You’ll Learn

What's Changing in 2027

Understand the key RTM provisions finalized by CMS and what they mean for physical therapy practices.

RTM Reimbursement & Billing

Explore changes to RTM code valuations, reimbursement considerations, and how practices can assess the financial implications.

Outsourced Monitoring & the 2029 Delay

Understand CMS's decision to delay the direct-employment restriction until 2029 and what practices should consider when evaluating their monitoring models.

Initiating-Visit Requirements

Learn about the established-patient and initiating-visit requirements and their potential implications for enrollment, documentation, and clinical workflows.

What Wasn't Finalized

Understand what happened to the proposed bundled G-codes and which regulatory questions may require further clarification.

Preparing Your Practice for What's Next

Explore practical strategies for adapting RTM workflows, monitoring patient engagement, measuring outcomes, and demonstrating value to referring providers.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

What the 2027 Final Rule Means for RTM

CMS's 2027 Final Rule establishes new requirements for remote monitoring while providing additional time for practices to prepare for restrictions on contracted clinical staff.

Patient completing a home exercise while the EverEx app on a smartphone tracks range of motion between physical therapy visits

Effective in 2027, Delayed to 2029

With changes to reimbursement, initiating visits, and monitoring models, physical therapy practices need to understand not only what the rule requires, but how it may affect their existing programs.

Effective in 2027: established-patient and initiating-visit requirements, along with updated RTM valuations.

Delayed to January 1, 2029: the requirement that clinical staff furnishing RTM be employed by the billing practice rather than contracted.

This webinar will explore the regulatory changes alongside an important question: How can practices continue demonstrating the clinical value of RTM through stronger patient engagement, measurable outcomes, and more connected care?

Get Ready for RTM in 2027

Join CJ Morrow and Natesh Sood for a practical discussion of the 2027 RTM Final Rule, what it means for your practice, and how to prepare for the changes ahead.

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