OasisLMS

This session will walk electrophysiologists through the 2026 remote patient monitoring code updates and how to operationalize them in real-world EP practices. The panel will highlight practical workflow models for integrating ECG/remote monitoring into daily patient management, including staffing, technology, and documentation strategies that support both high-quality care and predictable reimbursement. Panelists will share case-based examples showing how clinics are building sustainable remote care clinics that manage patients at scale while maintaining financial viability.

• Explain the 2026 remote patient monitoring (RPM) and ECG-related code updates and their implications for reimbursement, compliance, and documentation in electrophysiology practices.
• Identify practical workflow models for integrating remote ECG and monitoring data into daily EP patient management, including staffing structures, technology platforms, and documentation processes that support scalable care delivery. 
• Apply case-based examples to design or refine a sustainable remote care clinic model, balancing high-quality patient outcomes with predictable and financially viable reimbursement. 

Panelists

Ben Green, MD | AliveCor
Martha G. Ferrara, DNP, FNP, FHRS | White Plains Hospital
Aileen Ferrick,  PhD, ACNP, RN, FHRS | White Plains Hospital
Sanjaya Gupta, MBA, MD, FHRS | St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City

Faculty Disclosures

B. Green
Salary from Employment: AliveCor

M. Ferrara
Honoraria/Speaking/Consulting/Teaching: Abbott Medical, Biotronik, iRhythm Technologies
Membership on Advisory Committees: Boston Scientific
Travel/Entertainment: Medtronic

A. Ferrick
Honoraria/Speaking/Consulting Fee: Medtronic
Membership on Advisory Committees: PrepMD

S. Gupta
Honoraria/Speaking/Consulting Fee: Abbott
Honoraria/Speaking/Consulting Fee: Boston Scientific