Providers and remote monitoring companies launch coalition to oppose CMS cuts to Medicare remote monitoring payments in the 2027 physician fee schedule
Executive summary: On July 23, 2026, ChartSpan announced the launch of the Save Remote Monitoring Coalition, uniting providers and remote monitoring companies to oppose CMS proposals in the 2027 Physician Fee Schedule. The coalition seeks to protect Medicare reimbursement for remote monitoring, a service that supports chronic‑care patients and reduces hospitalizations.
Who is involved: ChartSpan, participating healthcare providers, and remote monitoring technology companies.
Likely next: The coalition will engage with CMS during the rulemaking process for the 2027 Physician Fee Schedule and may pursue advocacy or legal actions if proposals proceed.
The Save Remote Monitoring Coalition, comprising healthcare providers and remote monitoring technology firms, announced its formation to resist proposed structural cuts in the CMS 2027 Physician Fee Schedule that would reduce reimbursement for remote monitoring services. The group argues that such cuts would jeopardize patient access to a proven Medicare benefit and calls instead for stronger enforcement against fraudulent actors. The coalition’s stance reflects ongoing tension between cost‑containment efforts and the expansion of telehealth‑enabled care models.
Timeline
- — Save Remote Monitoring Coalition Launches to Oppose Flawed CMS Proposals in the 2027 Physician Fee Schedule (PR Newswire)
Analysis — what this means
Sectors affected
- remote monitoring
- Medicare physician services
Key entities
Sources
- Save Remote Monitoring Coalition Launches to Oppose Flawed CMS Proposals in the 2027 Physician Fee Schedule — PR Newswire