Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) servicesTherapy that listens,
in the patient’s words.
Personalized questionnaires capture patient-reported outcomes between visits. Care teams get the signal they need, without drowning in noise.
PROMs designed around the patient.
RTM is the discipline of asking the right questions on a regular schedule — and acting on the answers. Our platform handles both ends of that loop.
Context-aware questionnaires
Each questionnaire is tailored to the patient’s diagnoses, treatment plan, and history — not a generic template.
PROMs at cadence
Patient-reported outcome measures sent on a regular cadence to keep clinical signal coming between visits.
Care team insights
Pertinent, summarized responses surface in the clinician portal — directed information, not noise.
Reminders & escalation
Patients get gentle reminders to complete prompts; concerning responses escalate to the care team.
A simple loop, that runs continuously.
Profile the patient
Patient context, diagnoses, and treatment plan inform the questionnaire library that gets assigned.
Deliver prompts
Personalized prompts are delivered through the patient app at a clinically appropriate cadence.
Surface what matters
Responses are summarized for the care team with the relevant clinical context attached.
Adapt over time
Questionnaires evolve as responses come in and the patient’s clinical picture changes.
Built for the conditions practices actually see.
Adherence and recovery between visits.
Exercise adherence
Track patient exercise completion and form between visits.
Pain management
Monitor pain levels and medication adherence trends.
Mobility tracking
Record movement patterns and rehabilitation progress.
Mood, medication, and follow-through.
Mood tracking
Daily mood and symptom monitoring with structured prompts.
Medication adherence
Track schedules, side effects, and patient-reported tolerance.
Therapy session follow-up
Capture progress notes and check-ins between visits.
Rolling out next: additional therapy types and specialty-specific question libraries.
Better signal, better decisions.
When patients feel asked the right things, they answer. When clinicians get summarized signal, they act. That’s the entire point.
- Personalization that meets the patient where they are
- Higher patient satisfaction and engagement
- Targeted clinical information for decision-making
- Improved treatment adherence and outcomes
- Continuous patient connection between visits
- Cleaner care coordination across the team
Patients feel heard
Relevant, meaningful questionnaires that don’t feel like another form to fill out.
Care teams see what matters
Targeted insights enabling more effective, personalized treatment strategies.
Engagement stays high
Regular, relevant interactions maintain patient connection and adherence over time.
Built around what your practice already runs.
The EHR you already use
Monitoring data belongs in the chart your clinicians already open, not in a second portal. These connections are built and maintained in-house, and the list is not closed.
In development: Athenahealth, Epic, AdvancedMD.
The specialty you practice in
What is worth monitoring, and what should trigger a call, differs by panel. Each specialty page names the measures, the escalation question, and the codes that commonly apply.
RTM questions, answered plainly.
What CPT codes are used for remote therapeutic monitoring in 2026?
The RTM family is CPT 98975 (setup and education), 98976 (respiratory device supply, 16–30 days), 98977 (musculoskeletal device supply, 16–30 days), 98978 (cognitive behavioral therapy device supply), 98980 (first 20 minutes of monthly treatment management), and 98981 (each additional 20 minutes). 2026 added 98984 (respiratory, 2–15 days), 98985 (musculoskeletal, 2–15 days), 98986 (CBT, 2–15 days), and 98979 (first 10 minutes of treatment management). Rates vary by locality — verify against the CMS Physician Fee Schedule lookup.
What is the difference between RTM and RPM?
RPM monitors physiologic data collected automatically by devices — blood pressure, glucose, oxygen saturation, weight. RTM monitors therapeutic data, including patient-reported outcomes such as medication adherence, pain levels, and therapy response, collected through questionnaires and connected tools. Medicare does not allow both to be billed for the same patient in the same period.
What changed for RTM in 2026?
The CY 2026 final rule added four codes that remove the old all-or-nothing thresholds: device-supply codes for 2–15 days of data per body system (98984 respiratory, 98985 musculoskeletal, 98986 CBT) and a 10-minute treatment-management code (98979) for months with 10–19 minutes of management time. The 2–15 day and 16–30 day codes for the same system cannot be billed in the same 30-day period.
Who can bill RTM?
Physicians and qualified healthcare professionals — and because RTM codes are designated 'sometimes therapy,' physical therapists, occupational therapists, and other therapy providers can furnish RTM under a therapy plan of care. This makes RTM the remote-monitoring path for many rehab and behavioral practices that cannot bill RPM.
How does Neuvora deliver RTM?
Neuvora generates condition-specific questionnaires that capture patient-reported outcome measures on a schedule tailored to each patient, flags concerning responses for clinical review, documents management time, and supports RTM claims through its integrated billing service.
Hear your patients between visits.
See how RTM fits into your therapy workflow in a short demo.