Medicare Part B may cover FDA-approved health monitoring devices for qualifying seniors with chronic conditions — shipped directly to your home. Blood pressure, glucose, pulse ox, and more. Cost depends on your specific coverage.
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is a Medicare-approved program that lets your doctor track your health from your home. FDA-approved devices measure your blood pressure, blood sugar, oxygen levels, weight, and more — and automatically send the data to your care team.
Medicare Part B covers the cost of qualifying RPM devices and monthly monitoring services for eligible beneficiaries. Your out-of-pocket responsibility depends on your Medicare plan type, whether you have supplemental insurance, and your individual coverage details. There are no equipment return requirements.
Why it matters: RPM helps your care team detect changes in your chronic conditions early — supporting better day-to-day management of conditions like heart failure, COPD, and diabetes, and reducing the need for unplanned care.
Medicare Part B covers RPM devices and monitoring for qualifying beneficiaries. Your actual cost depends on your Medicare plan type and whether you have supplemental or Medicaid coverage.
Once you qualify, your FDA-approved device is shipped directly to your home — fully set up and ready to use. No office visits, no equipment returns.
Medicare Part B covers the following monitoring devices for qualifying seniors. All devices are FDA-cleared, wireless, and connect to your care team automatically. Coverage and patient cost depend on your specific Medicare plan.
Fill out our 60-second form. Tell us your Medicare plan and primary health conditions.
A licensed agent reviews your Medicare coverage and confirms which devices you qualify for.
Your physician submits the RPM order. Takes minutes — no office visit required.
Your FDA-approved devices are shipped to your home, fully set up and ready to use.
You may qualify for an FDA-approved health monitoring device depending on your Medicare coverage and eligibility. Many patients with qualifying chronic conditions are eligible for multiple devices.
Licensed agents helping Medicare seniors explore monitoring programs and coverage options in cities across the US.
Seniors with Medicare Part B who have at least one qualifying chronic condition — such as high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, COPD, kidney disease, or atrial fibrillation. You also need a physician order to enroll. Many patients with a qualifying chronic condition and physician authorization are eligible.
Medicare Part B covers qualifying RPM devices and monthly monitoring services for eligible beneficiaries. Your out-of-pocket cost depends on your specific Medicare plan. Many Medicare Advantage plans include RPM coverage with low or no patient cost sharing. Dual-eligible beneficiaries (Medicare and Medicaid) often pay little or nothing. Original Medicare beneficiaries may have a Part B coinsurance depending on whether they have supplemental (Medigap) coverage. A licensed care coordinator will review your specific plan and explain any cost responsibility before you enroll — there is no obligation.
Your device readings are transmitted to the RPM monitoring service, which reviews them and alerts your physician if anything falls outside your normal range. Information you submit through our form is shared with licensed care coordinators and RPM program operators involved in your enrollment. We do not sell your personal information to unaffiliated third parties. See our Privacy Policy for full details.
No office visit is required. Your physician can submit the RPM order electronically. Our team coordinates with your doctor's office on your behalf — just fill out our form and we handle the rest.
Yes — if you have multiple qualifying conditions, you may qualify for multiple devices. For example, a patient with high blood pressure and diabetes could qualify for both a blood pressure monitor and a glucose monitor. Your agent will review your full eligibility.
Most Medicare Advantage plans are required to cover RPM services since they include Medicare Part B benefits. However, coverage details vary by plan. A licensed agent will review your specific plan and confirm your eligibility at no cost.
The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period 2026 runs October 15 – December 7, 2026. Any plan changes take effect January 1, 2027. This is your window to switch Medicare Advantage plans — and to make sure your new plan covers Remote Patient Monitoring devices at the lowest possible cost.
October 15 – December 7, 2026. Mark your calendar — this is the only time most Medicare beneficiaries can switch plans. Missing the deadline locks you into your current plan for all of 2027.
Not all Medicare Advantage plans cover Remote Patient Monitoring equally. A licensed care coordinator will compare your current plan against available 2027 plans and show you which ones include RPM device coverage at no extra cost.
If you're turning 65 and enrolling in Medicare for the first time, you may qualify for RPM devices from day one. Your Initial Enrollment Period gives you 7 months — act early to avoid gaps in coverage.
During AEP, demand for Medicare plan reviews spikes. Our licensed care coordinators are available now, before the October 15 rush, to check your RPM eligibility and review your 2027 plan options at no cost.
Takes 60 seconds. A licensed care coordinator will review your Medicare coverage and explain which devices you may qualify for — no obligation.