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How much RPM revenue is your practice leaving on the table?

Most practices with diabetic patients qualify for RPM billing but never capture the revenue. Enter your patient count and we'll show you exactly what you're missing: the CPT codes, CMS rates, and a sample superbill.

Revenue projection based on current CMS rates
Sample audit-ready superbill included
Free. No credit card. Takes 30 seconds.

We'll send your personalized revenue analysis and a sample superbill to this address.

How the calculator works

1. Enter your patients

Tell us how many diabetic patients your practice manages. One number, that's it.

2. We run the math

We model multiple billing scenarios using current CMS Physician Fee Schedule rates, including codes most practices overlook.

3. Get your analysis

Receive a personalized revenue breakdown, a CPT rate card, and a sample superbill. All sent to your inbox.

Why most practices leave RPM revenue uncaptured

Documentation burden feels too high

CMS requires timestamped clinician review time, transmission day verification, and monthly interactive contact. All documented. Most practices attempt this with spreadsheets and give up.

Claims get denied for missing details

The most common RPM denial reason is incomplete documentation: missing transmission days, unlogged clinician time, or no record of the monthly call. Each denied claim costs the practice $47+ in rework.

Billing codes are underutilized

Many practices bill only the basic RPM code when their patients qualify for additional reimbursement. The calculator shows you the full picture for your specific patient panel.

The average RPM claim denial costs a practice $47 in rework. Most denials trace back to one thing: incomplete documentation.

See what your practice could earn with proper RPM billing and documentation that's audit-ready from day one.

Calculate Your Revenue

Questions

How does the calculator work?
Enter the number of diabetic patients your practice manages and your work email. We calculate your revenue opportunity using current CMS reimbursement rates and send a personalized analysis to your inbox, including a sample superbill.
What do I receive in my inbox?
A detailed revenue projection for your practice size, a CPT rate card with current CMS rates, and a sample audit-ready superbill showing what proper RPM documentation looks like. Everything you need to evaluate whether RPM is worth pursuing.
Is this really free?
Yes. No credit card, no commitment, no sales call required. We send the analysis to your email and that's it. If you want to talk through the numbers, you can schedule a call. No obligation.
Which payers cover RPM?
Most major commercial payers cover RPM including Aetna, BCBS, and Cigna. Medicare also covers RPM under specific conditions. Coverage varies by plan, state, and contract. Always verify benefits before enrollment.
How accurate is the projection?
The calculator uses current CMS Physician Fee Schedule national averages. Your actual reimbursement depends on payer contracts, locality adjustments, and claim adjudication. The projection gives you a realistic baseline. Your results may be higher or lower depending on your payer mix.

The Monthly Synthesis

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