Actuvi and GoHealthcare Practice Solutions have partnered to bring remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) to its MSO and 180 specialty clinics, streamlining implementation, operations, and billing across every client practice. Client practices can now offer RTM programs on the Actuvi platform.
Remote Therapeutic Monitoring programs enable clinic to stay connected with patients between visits, but the experience gets complicated quickly when the program adds extra logins, unclear patient tasks, manual tracking, and separate billing work. The easiest platforms simplify those. They make enrollment clear, give patients one obvious place to complete their tasks, and help the care team see progress without turning every review into a spreadsheet exercise. This list looks at RTM platforms through that lens. We considered patient setup, daily patient experience, care-team workflow, documentation support, and how well each product fits its intended specialty. The right option still depends on the clinic, but these are the platforms that make the process easier to run.
A provider-focused review of 30 digital health platforms for clinics, hospitals, and health systems building preventive and longitudinal care programs. Compare remote care, patient engagement, interoperability, clinical operations, and more.
New real-world Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) research analyzes 51,265 assessments from 831 patients in an active pain-clinic program.
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The 2026 CMS Final Rule changed the economics of remote therapeutic monitoring for pain management and orthopedic clinics. New CPT codes (98984, 98985, 98979) lowered the…
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Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) is transforming healthcare by enabling providers to track non-physiological data—such as therapy adherence, pain levels, and patient-reported outcomes—outside clinical settings. Following up on our popular 2025 rankings, we have evaluated the landscape for 2026. With CMS continuing to expand RTM billing codes, innovative platforms are empowering clinicians to enhance patient care more than ever. Below, we rank the top five RTM platforms for 2026, with Actuvi retaining the number one spot for its unprecedented AI utilization, versatility, and revenue potential.