Staff time
Both programs depend on documented time with every enrolled patient, every month. Your MAs and nurses are already at capacity.
Connected for Better Health
TrueBlueMD is heading to AAFP FMX 2026
From Patient Support to Reimbursement
- Music City Center, Nashville
- October 21 to 23, 2026
Book a walkthrough
Missed us in Nashville? Take the booth meeting online.
It's the same agenda as the booth, on a 30-minute video call, with your own patient numbers.
What we'll cover
- Which of your patients qualify, and roughly how many
- What your practice does versus what we do, in writing
- What the first 90 days look like, devices and enrollment included
- What it costs, and what you keep
Questions first? Call (855) 514-7333 or email contact@truebluemd.com.
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Why TrueBlueMD
Run RPM and CCM without adding staff.
TrueBlueMD provides remote patient monitoring (RPM) and chronic care management (CCM) for family medicine practices. Many of your family medicine patients may already qualify. We supply the clinical support, connected devices, software, documentation, and monthly billing reports, so the program runs without pulling your staff away from patients.
The walkthrough takes 30 minutes, online. There's no slide deck, just a straight answer on what the program's worth to your panel.
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Remote care programs
We run the whole program.
RPM and CCM designed, launched, and managed for your practice, from enrollment to the monthly report.
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Experienced clinicians
Clinical support that feels in-house.
Dedicated clinical support works as an extension of your team. Your physicians keep every clinical decision.
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Digital health data
Readings between visits.
Connected devices send readings from home, so your team sees what happens between appointments.
Why programs stall
You already have the patients. The program stalls on three things.
Hypertension, diabetes, heart failure, and COPD. Family medicine panels are full of patients who qualify for RPM and CCM. What most practices lack is the capacity to run it.
Device logistics
Choosing, programming, shipping, and replacing devices, then teaching patients to use them, is a job of its own.
Documentation
Consent, time logs, and monthly reports have to be right for every patient, every month, or claims won't hold up.
We take all three off your plate.Clinical support, connected devices, software, and the billing reports behind them, run by one team.
See what we runBest fit
Built for family medicine teams carrying chronic care volume.
It's usually led by family physicians, practice owners, medical directors, and practice administrators, with care coordinators and population health leads close behind.
Practices
Conditions most practices start with
What we run
One team runs the program. Your physicians keep every clinical decision.
RPM and CCM for family medicine from a single partner, with the people, devices, software, and reporting included.
Remote Patient Monitoring
- Connected devices, pre-programmed and shipped to the patient
- Patient onboarding and setup support
- Readings reviewed with clear escalation rules
- Monthly reports and evidence of care
Chronic Care Management
- Care coordination and recurring patient touchpoints
- Wellness calls and coaching
- Care plan support and documentation
- Chronic care workflows that fit your practice
For your practice team
- Experienced clinicians who extend your team
- Staff training and customer support
- Billing reports every month
- A dedicated practice contact
Devices patients actually use
Connected devices that arrive ready to go.
Devices come pre-programmed and ship straight to the patient's home. Cellular models send readings without any Wi-Fi setup.
- Blood pressure monitors
- Body weight scales
- Glucometers
- Pulse oximeters
Stays with your physicians
- Ordering the program
- Owning the care plan
- Acting on escalated readings
Handled by TrueBlueMD
- Eligibility and enrollment
- Devices and patient training
- Monitoring and monthly touchpoints
- Documentation and billing reports
How it works
From patient list to monthly report, in five steps.
We handle the operational steps that make RPM and CCM hard to run in-house. Anything that needs clinical judgment comes back to your team.
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Identify eligible patients
We review your chronic panels and flag priority groups: hypertension, diabetes, obesity, COPD, CHF, and patients with several conditions.
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Enroll and ship devices
We explain the program to each patient, enroll them, and ship pre-programmed devices to their home with setup support.
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Built for each patient
Personalized care plan
Every patient gets a care plan built around their conditions and goals, and approved by your physician. Monthly check-ins, wellness calls, and coaching keep them on track, with updates flowing back to your team.
- Goals
- Check-ins
- Coaching
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Monitor readings
Our team reviews readings between visits against each patient's care plan, with clear follow-up and escalation rules.
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Document and report
You get evidence of care and monthly billing reports, ready for your billing team.
Run your numbers
What your panel could be worth.
At 2026 national Medicare rates, gross reimbursement comes to about $145 a month per RPM patient and $117 a month per CCM patient, before program costs. Move the sliders to see what that could mean for your practice.
RPM, per patient
$145.30a month ongoing · $1,765.31 in year one, with setupCCM, per patient
$116.57a month · $1,398.84 a yearGross reimbursement, year one
$158,208
About $13,094 a month once enrolled
- RPM, year one
- $88,266
- CCM, year one
- $69,942
What this scenario assumes
- 2026 national Medicare rates, non-facility (July 2026 fee schedule), not adjusted for your locality or payer mix.
- RPM: 99454, 99457, and one 99458 unit every month, plus 99453 once per patient.
- CCM: 99490 and one 99439 unit every month, which means 40 qualifying minutes.
- Every patient stays enrolled and billable for 12 months, and time isn't counted twice across programs.
- Gross amounts, before devices, clinical labor, software, billing, denials, and collections.
It's a planning scenario, not a guarantee of reimbursement. On a call, we'll show you what your practice keeps.
Get your exact number on a callActual reimbursement varies with patient eligibility, payer mix, locality, CPT code utilization, documentation, enrollment volume, and program adherence. Rates and program requirements change with CMS guidelines and payer policies.
What does the program include?
Connected devices, patient onboarding, readings follow-up, clinical support, CCM workflows, documentation, monthly billing reports, software access, and a dedicated practice contact.
Do we need to hire staff?
No. Our clinical support team handles enrollment, patient touchpoints, readings follow-up, and documentation. Your physicians stay in charge of clinical decisions and escalations.
Is this only for large practices?
No. We run programs for independent practices, multi-provider groups, ACOs, and community clinics that want remote care without building every workflow themselves.
Which patients are the best fit?
Practices usually start with Medicare patients living with hypertension, diabetes, obesity, COPD, CHF, or several chronic conditions at once.
What does it cost?
It depends on patient volume and which programs you run. Pricing is part of the conversation, along with what your practice keeps, so you leave with both numbers.
After FMX 2026
See what RPM and CCM are worth to your panel, in 30 minutes.
Disclaimer. TrueBlueMD is an exhibitor at AAFP FMX 2026. Exhibiting doesn't constitute an endorsement, sanctioning, or approval of TrueBlueMD, its products, or its services by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Reimbursement figures on this page are gross planning scenarios based on national Medicare rates, not a guarantee of payment.
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