BoneArc automates Remote Therapeutic Monitoring end to end — it tracks the recovery data, monitored days, and review time the RTM codes depend on, and turns them into a compliant monthly claim. Purpose-built for orthopedic surgery, physical therapy, and sports-medicine practices.
Generic remote-monitoring tools treat RTM as an afterthought. BoneArc is structured around the actual code ladder, so every input that makes a claim billable is tracked from day one.
Patients log pain, range of motion, and exercise adherence daily from the BoneArc app. You get a live recovery picture — and every qualifying day counts toward the device-supply threshold automatically.
RTM and outcomes data come from the same patient relationship. BoneArc delivers the correct PROM for each procedure on schedule and scores it on submission — clean outcomes for care, billing justification, and reporting.
CMS can audit RTM claims retroactively. BoneArc keeps the documentation tight and the trail intact, so a certified month is a defensible month.
Under the CMS CY2026 fee schedule, a fully engaged patient — device supply plus the management-time codes — reaches roughly $135 per month. For a panel of 100 patients, that is about $135,000 a year for recovery monitoring you may already be doing informally.
RTM billing software automates Remote Therapeutic Monitoring: it tracks the patient-reported recovery data, monitored days, and review time the RTM CPT codes (98975–98981) require, and turns them into a compliant monthly claim. BoneArc does this specifically for musculoskeletal practices.
The full RTM ladder — 98975 (setup), 98985 and 98977 (device supply / data-days), and 98979, 98980, 98981 (treatment-management time), including the interactive-call requirement the management codes depend on. Full code guide →
Up to roughly $135 per active patient per month under the CMS CY2026 fee schedule; a panel of 100 such patients is about $135,000 per year. See the math →
Yes — PTs are qualified for RTM and bill under their own NPI. See RTM software for physical therapy clinics, or RTM for physical therapists →
No — RPM is physiologic data billed by physicians/NPPs; RTM is non-physiologic therapeutic data (pain, function, adherence) and can be billed by therapists. RTM vs RPM →
Yes — PHI encrypted in transit and at rest, BAA in place, MFA on provider logins, and an immutable audit trail for billing records.
A short walkthrough on how BoneArc turns the recovery data you already collect into compliant RTM revenue.
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