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Turn your diabetic patient panel into a revenue stream. No additional staff needed.

Primary care practices manage the largest diabetic patient panels. They also leave the most RPM revenue on the table. Zayd automates the compliance documentation so your team can bill for the monitoring you already do.

Why Primary Care practices choose Zayd

Built for large panels

Manage 50–500 RPM patients with one MA. Automatic transmission tracking and time logging eliminates manual spreadsheets.

Superbills your biller can use

CMS-1500 ready documentation with every CPT code justified. Your existing biller submits the claim.

20 minutes, documented

Timestamped clinician review time captures every second. No more estimating or self-reporting.

Audit-ready from day one

Every claim links to a timestamped audit trail: transmission days, review minutes, and call logs.

Primary Care RPM Questions

How many patients can one MA manage in an RPM program?
With Zayd handling the documentation, a single MA can typically manage 80–120 RPM patients. The monthly call takes 10–15 minutes per patient, and all compliance tracking is automated.
Do I need to change my EHR workflow?
No. Zayd works alongside your existing EHR. Your MA reviews glucose data in Zayd, logs the call, and exports the superbill. No integration or data migration required.
What revenue can a 3-physician primary care practice expect?
Revenue depends on the number of enrolled patients, payer mix, and which billing codes apply. Use our free calculator to get a projection for your specific practice.
Which payers reimburse for RPM in primary care?
Most major commercial payers (Aetna, BCBS, Cigna) cover RPM. Medicare also covers RPM under specific conditions. Coverage varies by plan and state. Always verify benefits before enrollment.

Ready to add RPM to your primary care practice?

See how much revenue your diabetic patient panel can generate and how Zayd handles the compliance documentation.

The Monthly Synthesis

One email per month. RPM billing changes, compliance pitfalls, and the revenue strategies that actually work for your practice.