Remote patient monitoring is one of the few areas of healthcare where the reimbursement is strong, the clinical evidence is solid, and the engineering bar is genuinely high. An RPM platform has to ingest data from BLE medical devices, normalize it into FHIR Observation resources, write back to the EHR, surface alerts to clinicians without causing alert fatigue, and document everything in a way that supports CMS billing under CPT codes 99453 through 99458. That is a stack a generalist cannot ship.
Taction Software’s RPM developers have shipped production RPM platforms for cardiac, diabetes, respiratory, and post-acute care. Every developer has BLE device integration experience, FHIR write-back fluency, and working knowledge of CMS reimbursement rules. Engagements start at $8,000 per engineer per month with a 14-day onboarding window and a Business Associate Agreement signed before any PHI touches our systems.
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RPM is not just “an app plus a Bluetooth device.” It is a regulated, reimbursable, clinically-supervised data pipeline. Specialist engineers know:
Every Taction RPM engineer is screened on four criteria:
By week six, the developer is shipping production RPM features.
For background, read our implementing an RPM program guide, the CMS RPM reimbursement guide, and the HIPAA-compliant RPM app development guide.
$8,000 per engineer per month with a 3-month minimum.
$24,000 to $48,000 per month for a pod of 3 to 6 engineers covering device integration, backend, web, and mobile.
See our remote patient monitoring service page and our work on AI remote patient monitoring.
For estimates, use the healthcare AI cost calculator and read our RPM app development cost analysis.
$8,000 per engineer per month with a 3-month minimum.
14 days from discovery to developer-on-team.
Withings, Omron, iHealth, Dexcom, Medtronic, BodyTrace, Roche, Abbott, and others. Most integrations are through vendor SDKs or BLE GATT profiles directly.
Yes. CPT codes 99453, 99454, 99457, and 99458 are part of the screening. See our CMS RPM reimbursement guide.
Yes. We have shipped predictive deterioration models for cardiac and diabetes RPM. See our predictive cardiac RPM case study and our work on AI reducing RPM alert fatigue.
Yes. FHIR Observation write-back to Epic, Cerner, Athena, and other EHRs is standard.
Yes. Every engagement begins with a BAA.
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