Description:

As the healthcare landscape continues to shift, Chronic Care Management (CCM) and Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) have emerged as powerful tools to enhance patient care, improve outcomes, and drive sustainable revenue. With the 2026 CMS proposed updates introducing significant changes to these programs, healthcare professionals must be prepared to adapt quickly and confidently.

Join Dr. Irina Koyfman, DNP, NP-C, RN—a nationally recognized expert in CCM and RPM—for an in-depth, 60-minute webinar designed to help providers, administrators, and clinical leaders understand the critical updates and best practices needed to build or strengthen their CCM/ RPM programs.

This session will break down the key regulatory requirements, including patient eligibility, consent, billing, documentation, and compliance. Dr. Koyfman will also explore the strategies that define successful implementation, from workflow integration and care coordination to the use of digital health platforms. Real-world examples and insights will help participants avoid common pitfalls and capitalize on opportunities within these evolving care models.

Whether you’re starting a new program or optimizing an existing one, this webinar will provide practical guidance and clarity on how to align with CMS expectations and deliver value-based care in 2026 and beyond. Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead of regulatory changes, improve patient engagement, and unlock the full potential of RPM and CCM in your organization.

Learning Objectives:

• To explain RPM/ CCM program per CMS regulations
• To verbalize understanding of the successful programs 
• To manage RPM/ CCM successfully  
• 2026 Propose CMS rules – a game changer for RPM  
• To identify patient eligibility and consent requirements for RPM/ CCM 
• To outline billing codes and documentation standards for compliance 
• To recognize common implementation challenges and solutions 
• To describe integration of RPM/ CCM within broader care coordination models 
• To understand the role of technology platforms in effective RPM delivery 
• To evaluate performance using quality metrics and CMS reporting requirements 
• Viewer will be able to verbalize key component of CCM 
• Viewer will be able to verbalize key component of RPM 
• Viewer will be able to identify Best Practices and new rules  

Areas Covered in the Session:

• Understand the CMS Policy on CCM and RPM  
  • Patients’ qualifications 
  • Billing requirements 
  • Who can and cannot bill for those codes  
  • Consent 
  • Comprehensive Care Plan 
• Best Practices for compliance   
• 2026 CMS proposed changes to some virtual programs 
• Live Q&A Session

Attendees:

• Nurses 
• Doctors 
• Nurse Practitioner 
• Population Health Officers 
• Innovation Officers
• CNO/ CMO 
• Billers 
• Population Health Officers 
• Innovation Officers 
• Chief Nursing Officers 
• Chief Medical Officers 
• Billers and Coding Professionals 
• Primary Care Provider (MD, NP, PA) 
• Specialists (MD, NP, PA) 
• Nurse Managers 
• C-Suite Healthcare Executives 

Presenter Information:

Name: Dr. Irina Koyfman

Dr. Koyfman is a Nurse Practitioner and a Doctor of Nursing Practice with 25 years of nursing and 15 years of executive experience. Dr. Koyfman is a Subject Matter Expert in  Chronic Care Management (CCM), Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM), and Care Coordination, making her a frequent presenter at multiple conferences. Dr. Koyfman is a dedicated and enthusiastic clinician with an entrepreneurial drive. She has a history of establishing 4 successful healthcare ventures, where she drove significant operational growth (up to 1,000%), built successful teams with high retention rates, and improved patient satisfaction and patient outcomes. As a founder of Affinity Expert, a healthcare consulting company, she has been consulting primary care providers on all aspects of CCM and its successful clinical, operational, and financial implementation. She has created a growing community of clinicians through her CCM/RPM groups on Facebook and LinkedIn where she provides free information and education to providers. She loves to give back and volunteers on multiple boards along with hands-on volunteer work.