Remote Patient Monitoring: Growth, risks, and program integrity

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By Jacob Gray, Jennifer Trussell, and Rebecca Kinney

Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is reshaping care delivery across Medicare and other health programs, creating new opportunities while exposing gaps in oversight, billing, and program integrity.

Recent federal oversight findings highlight both the rapid pace of adoption and emerging risks, including incomplete service delivery, inconsistent billing practices, and growing scrutiny around beneficiary enrollment. As RPM evolves, health leaders face critical questions: Are today's guardrails enough? Where are vulnerabilities hiding? What’s next for oversight?

Hear from Jacob Gray, Jennifer Trussell, and Rebecca Kinney as they unpack the latest data on RPM trends and oversight, share key lessons, and outline practical strategies for federal, state, and payer organizations.

In this webinar, you learn:

  • How RPM is structured under CMS guidance and where compliance risk concentrates
  • What recent oversight data reveals about growth, utilization, and spending trends
  • Where program integrity vulnerabilities are emerging in practice
  • What modern, data-driven oversight approaches look like in a scaling digital care environment

Watch the on-demand webinar for an expert-led discussion on the realities of RPM growth, the integrity challenges emerging alongside it, and what it will take to build more effective oversight frameworks as digital health accelerates.

Meet the authors
  1. Jacob Gray, Senior Director, Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Practice Leader

    Jacob brings 20 years of experience leading large-scale fraud analytics programs across federal and state healthcare systems and directing multidisciplinary teams to deliver innovative, cloud-native solutions that combat fraud, waste, and abuse in Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial health plans. View bio

  2. Jennifer Trussell, Fraud Prevention Consultant, Senior Medicare Patrol
  3. Rebecca Kinney, Director, Office of Healthcare Information and Counseling, Administration for Community Living