A check-in system that lives between your appointments.
Remote Therapeutic Monitoring is a Medicare- and many-payer-recognized service where your care team reviews how you're doing with your home exercise program and reported symptoms in the days between visits — not just during a scheduled session.
For KinematiX patients, that means your HEP adherence, pain levels, and any flags you report get reviewed by Brian's team on an ongoing basis, so adjustments happen sooner instead of waiting for your next appointment.
Three parts, all handled for you.
Billed through insurance where covered.
RTM billing rules vary by payer and plan. Brian's team checks your specific coverage before enrolling you, so you know what to expect before anything is billed.
Check your insurance coverage →Ask about RTM during your intake.
Brian's team can enroll you in RTM as part of your ongoing plan of care.
RTM, answered plainly
A Medicare- and many-payer-recognized service where your care team reviews your home exercise program, symptoms, and progress in the days between scheduled PT visits, not just during them.
Generally, patients already established in a physical therapy plan of care for a musculoskeletal condition. It's layered on top of active PT care, not something you sign up for cold. Specific eligibility depends on your insurance plan.
Billed through insurance where covered — rules vary by payer and plan. Your specific coverage is checked before you're enrolled, so you know what to expect before anything is billed.
RTM has to be ordered as part of your plan of care by your PT, and you give consent before it starts. Ask about it during your intake or at your next visit.