Remote care is no longer a temporary add-on to healthcare delivery. In 2026, CMS policy continues to reshape how practices, FQHCs, RHCs, health systems, and virtual care teams bill for chronic care management, remote patient monitoring, remote therapeutic monitoring, principal care management, advanced primary care management, behavioral health integration, and telehealth services.

This updated 2026 session explains the practical billing and compliance impact of CMS remote care changes, including the CY 2026 Physician Fee Schedule final rule, telehealth flexibility extensions, virtual direct supervision, FQHC/RHC telecommunications updates, care management payment alignment, and the growing documentation expectations around remote monitoring and non-face-to-face care. Attendees will learn how to translate the rules into workable workflows that reduce claim errors, improve reimbursement capture, and prepare teams for audits and policy transitions.

The session is designed for organizations that need to understand not only what CMS changed, but also how those changes affect daily billing, clinical documentation, patient communication, provider supervision, care coordination, and revenue cycle performance.

After this webinar, attendees will be able to answer-

• What changed under the CY 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule final rule for remote care, care management, telehealth, supervision, and payment planning?
• How should practices interpret the 2026 conversion factor environment, rate-setting changes, and reimbursement pressure across remote monitoring and care management services?
• Which Medicare telehealth flexibilities continue through December 31, 2027, and what operational changes should organizations prepare for before the January 1, 2028 policy cliff?
• How do RHCs and FQHCs manage 2026 telecommunications and distant-site telehealth billing, including G2025 considerations, individual CPT/HCPCS reporting, revenue codes, and modifiers 93 and 95?
• How do CCM, RPM, RTM, PCM, APCM, Behavioral Health Integration, and Psychiatric Collaborative Care fit into a compliant 2026 remote care reimbursement strategy?
• What documentation, consent, service-element, device-data, supervision, and claim-submission details are most likely to affect denials, underpayments, or audit findings?
• How can healthcare organizations build a practical workflow that supports patient engagement, chronic-condition management, virtual supervision, billing accuracy, and compliance oversight?
• What steps should billing teams, clinicians, care coordinators, and administrators take now to protect remote care revenue in 2026 and beyond?

Key areas covered in the session-

• CY 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule final rule: effective updates for Medicare Part B billing and payment policy.
• 2026 PFS conversion factor changes and what they mean for reimbursement planning and revenue forecasting.
• Telehealth services list updates, virtual direct supervision, frequency-limit changes, and place-of-service considerations.
• Medicare telehealth flexibility extensions through December 31, 2027, including home-based access, audio-only considerations, and the 2028 transition risk.
• Remote patient monitoring and remote therapeutic monitoring: documentation, device data, clinical workflow, billing, and compliance considerations.
• CCM, PCM, APCM, BHI, and CoCM: how care management services connect to chronic care, behavioral health, and longitudinal primary care workflows.
• Advanced Primary Care Management optional add-on codes for Behavioral Health Integration and Psychiatric Collaborative Care Model services.
• FQHC/RHC telecommunications and distant-site telehealth billing updates, including when individual CPT/HCPCS reporting, revenue codes, and modifiers 93/95 matter.
• Digital mental health treatment updates and behavioral health opportunities within the 2026 Medicare payment environment.
• Common denial triggers: missing consent, weak care plans, unsupported time, insufficient clinical documentation, inconsistent monitoring data, and incorrect claim setup.
• Operational readiness checklist for billing teams, compliance leaders, clinicians, care coordinators, and telehealth program managers.

This webinar benefits the following agencies-

• Hospitals and health systems
• Physician practices and specialty clinics
• Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs)
• Rural Health Clinics (RHCs)
• Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs)
• Primary care and chronic care organizations
• Behavioral health and SUD treatment organizations
• Telehealth and virtual care programs
• Remote patient monitoring and care management vendors
• Medical billing companies and revenue cycle management firms
• Population health and value-based care organizations
• Healthcare compliance and audit teams

Who should attend?

• Healthcare Administrators
• Practice Managers and Operations Managers
• Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, and Nurses
• Chief Medical Officers, Chief Nursing Officers, and C-suite Healthcare Executives
• Revenue Cycle Directors and Managers
• Medical Billers and Medical Coders
• Billing Compliance Officers and Internal Auditors
• FQHC and RHC Leaders, Billing Teams, and Compliance Teams
• Telehealth Program Managers and Virtual Care Leaders
• Remote Patient Monitoring and Care Management Teams
• Care Coordinators, Chronic Care Managers, and Population Health Managers
• Behavioral Health Leaders and Integrated Care Teams
• Healthcare IT, EHR, and Digital Health Implementation Teams
• Consultants supporting Medicare billing, telehealth, care management, or compliance programs