RTM is one of the few remote-monitoring programs PTs can bill under their own NPI. BoneArc automates it end to end — HEP adherence, monitored data-days, review time, and a signed plan of care — and turns it into a compliant monthly claim.
Unlike RPM, RTM was written with therapy in mind: physical therapists are qualified to furnish and bill the codes themselves. BoneArc is built for exactly that workflow.
Patients log their home exercise program, pain, and range of motion daily from the BoneArc app. You see adherence between visits — and every qualifying day counts toward the device-supply threshold automatically.
BoneArc delivers the right outcome measure for each condition on schedule and scores it on submission — clean outcomes data for care, billing justification, and reporting.
Under the CMS CY2026 fee schedule, a fully engaged patient — device supply plus management-time codes — reaches roughly $135 per month. For a clinic monitoring 100 patients, that is about $135,000 a year for between-visit care you may already deliver.
Yes — PTs are qualified for Remote Therapeutic Monitoring and bill the codes under their own NPI. It is one of the few remote-monitoring programs explicitly open to therapy providers. More on who can bill →
Yes — a signed, active plan of care must be on file before billing RTM codes. BoneArc keeps it attached to the patient and gates billing on it.
98975 (setup), 98985 / 98977 (device supply / data-days), and 98979 / 98980 / 98981 (management time, with the interactive call). Full code guide →
Up to roughly $135 per active patient per month; ~$135,000/year for a 100-patient panel. See the math →
No — RPM is physiologic data billed by physicians/NPPs; RTM is therapeutic data (pain, function, adherence) open to PTs. RTM vs RPM →
A short walkthrough on how BoneArc turns the home-program and recovery data you already collect into compliant RTM revenue.
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