Remote care policy for care at home
HealthEverywhere supports practical policies that expand safe, reimbursable, and accountable remote care.
Remote patient monitoring, telehealth, remote therapeutic monitoring, and hospital-at-home models help clinicians manage chronic and acute conditions outside traditional facility walls. The policy challenge is to make these tools available to patients who can benefit, while keeping payment rules clear, evidence-based, and accountable.
HealthEverywhere is a policy and education resource focused on Medicare remote care, home-based clinical models, and the safeguards needed for long-term public trust.
Current focus
Remote patient monitoring
Medicare coverage, clinical use, patient consent, documentation, and program integrity.
Telehealth access
Durable rules for video and audio-enabled care where remote care is clinically appropriate.
Care at home
Policies connecting remote monitoring with home health, chronic care management, and acute care.
Accountability
Safeguards that distinguish high-value remote care from low-value billing.
Latest from Policy Watch
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How AI Is Changing the Alerts That Keep Medicare Patients Out of the Hospital
Remote patient monitoring was once a simple data-collection exercise — a blood pressure reading transmitted, a nurse alerted if the number crossed…
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The Bias Problem in AI-Assisted Remote Monitoring: What CMS and the FDA Still Haven’t Fixed
As AI-driven remote patient monitoring scales across Medicare, a critical question remains unanswered: are these algorithms working equally well for everyone? Research…
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UnitedHealthcare Tried to Cancel Remote Monitoring for Most Medicare Patients. Here’s Why It Matters.
In late 2025, UnitedHealthcare announced it would stop covering remote patient monitoring for nearly all conditions starting January 1, 2026 — including…