The Founding Standards Body for Remote Patient Monitoring
The first association setting the standard for remote patient monitoring.
We publish the standards of Compliance, Reputation, Deliverables, and Honest Services — written to conform to CMS and OIG requirements — and we hold our members to them. Membership is required.
The Founding Charter
Four standards. One obligation to the patient.
Every member of the Association adopts these standards in writing. They are reviewed, enforced, and refined as the industry evolves.
Compliance
Members operate within the full letter of CMS and OIG requirements. Billing integrity, documentation, and audit readiness are the floor, not the ceiling.
Reputation
A member's standing is earned and continuously reviewed — so referring providers and health systems can trust the name behind the seal.
Deliverables
Monitoring programs must deliver what they promise: defined services, measurable outcomes, and reporting a member can stand behind.
Honest Services
No inflated claims, no phantom care. Every service billed is a service rendered — the anti-fraud standard at the heart of this Association.
Official language
Conformance, codified.
“The standards of this Association are written to conform to the requirements of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and the Office of Inspector General. Every member commits to them in writing, at admission, and reaffirms that commitment annually.”
CMS · Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services OIG · Office of Inspector General
Monitoring programs, held to a written standard.
Join the association setting the industry standard.
Membership is required to display the Association's seal — and it is earned, not bought. Applications are reviewed against the compliance charter before any member may hold itself out as conforming.
Charter review · Annual attestation · Verified member seal