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Digital Mental Health Technology - The Quick Breakdown
Videos Reema Taneja and Michael Schellhous Videos Reema Taneja and Michael Schellhous

Digital Mental Health Technology - The Quick Breakdown

In this rapid-fire breakdown, Nixon Law Group Senior Counsel Reema Taneja and Digital Health Expert Michael Schellhous cut through the noise to explain the critical shifts in Digital Mental Health Treatment (DMHT) codes.

They cover what the DMHT codes actually reimburse, how they fundamentally differ from Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM), and the strict FDA/CMS requirements your device must meet. They unpack the major hurdles—from the lack of a national payment amount (MAC contractor pricing) to provider uptake challenges—and advise founders on how to position their companies for success despite these limitations.

This video is an essential resource for founders looking to understand the pathway to reimbursement and influence the future of digital mental healthcare policy.

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2026 Medicare Final Rule Part 1: Rapid-Fire Q&A on RPM and RTM Codes 
Videos Carrie Nixon and Reema Taneja Videos Carrie Nixon and Reema Taneja

2026 Medicare Final Rule Part 1: Rapid-Fire Q&A on RPM and RTM Codes 

The 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS) Final Rule introduces some of the most consequential updates for Remote Physiologic Monitoring (RPM) and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) since their inception. In Part 1 of our rapid-fire video series, health law experts Carrie Nixon and Reema Taneja break down the most significant changes impacting digital health innovators and care management companies.

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CMS Finalizes 2026 Remote Monitoring Reimbursement Updates: What Changed for RPM and RTM
Articles Carrie Nixon and Olivia Goldner Articles Carrie Nixon and Olivia Goldner

CMS Finalizes 2026 Remote Monitoring Reimbursement Updates: What Changed for RPM and RTM

CMS Finalizes Major 2026 RPM/RTM Rule: New Short-Duration Codes & OPPS Valuation Shift. The CY 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule (MPFS) introduces unprecedented flexibility for digital health companies by finalizing new CPT codes for 2–15 day RPM/RTM monitoring (e.g., CPT 99445, 98984–98986) and 10-minute treatment management codes (e.g., 99470, 98979). Crucially, CMS is adopting Outpatient Prospective Payment System (OPPS) data for device supply code valuation, setting a precedent for valuing SaaS infrastructure costs. Learn how these changes—including the "sometimes therapy" designation for RTM—will reshape hybrid virtual care models, episodic monitoring, and reimbursement strategy going forward.

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