Two programs, two kinds of practice. Start with the one that describes your revenue.
Most of my revenue is specialty drugs
Hematology, oncology, nephrology, pulmonary, rheumatology. 340B pricing through our hospital partners.
Go to 340BMost of my revenue is patient visits
Internal medicine, family practice, cardiology, endocrinology, nephrology. Remote monitoring for a chronic-care panel.
Go to RPMNephrology fits both. See how a dual-path practice is handled.
Run your own numbers. Every assumption is on the screen.
Most vendor calculators hide the enrollment rate and the compliance threshold to make the output look bigger. Ours don't. Lower them and watch the estimate drop. That is the point.
Illustrative estimate only. Assumes CPT 99454 requires at least 16 days of readings in a 30-day period and CPT 99457 requires interactive communication. Actual reimbursement depends on payer mix and documentation.
You don't have the staff for this. That's what we're for.
Neither program works if it lands on your front desk. We bring the people and the process, so nothing new gets added to your team's day.
- 01We ship the devices and call the patient who stopped transmitting.
- 02We document the 20 minutes and keep the billing clean.
- 03We run credentialing, payer enrollment, and the 340B split-billing setup.
- 04We keep the audit file ready before anyone asks for it.
We work through named hospital systems. We can name them.
Any competitor can claim 340B expertise. Almost none can tell you which covered entities they work through. Here are ours.
Tenor Health Foundation
A nonprofit that acquires and operates community hospitals across Pennsylvania. It runs four hospitals — Sharon Regional, Wilkes-Barre General, Regional Hospital of Scranton, and Moses Taylor Hospital — with a network of 700+ physicians and providers.
Insight Hospital and Medical Center
A nonprofit safety-net hospital serving Chicago's Bronzeville community. Insight holds URAC Specialty Pharmacy accreditation, which matters directly for high-drug-cost specialty care.
ElevaRx Care Coordination
A care-coordination program that works alongside 340B covered entities to handle medication access, prior authorization, adherence follow-up, and provider communication. The physician prescribes independently; the covered entity dispenses.
The track record behind the programs.
These figures reflect our hospital partners and the operating team's experience — the people and systems your program actually runs on.
Three steps. Real weeks, not the word "fast."
Fit and affiliation
We check market coverage and start the affiliation paperwork with the hospital partner.
Credentialing and setup
We handle credentialing, payer enrollment, device logistics or 340B split-billing setup, and staff training.
Go live
We run enrollment, documentation, transmissions or dispensing, and the audit file from day one.