HealthEverywhere is a policy and education resource focused on Medicare remote care, telehealth, remote patient monitoring, care-at-home models, and the safeguards needed to make these services safe, fair, accountable, and sustainable.

The site prioritizes primary sources from CMS, HHS, HHS OIG, federal rulemaking, and other public materials. We distinguish policy summaries from legal conclusions and encourage readers to confirm operational decisions against current source documents.

Editorial approach

• Primary-source first: Federal agency materials and official reports are favored over commentary.
• Policy precision: Medicare Fee-for-Service, Medicare Advantage, telehealth, RPM, RTM, care management, and AI oversight are treated as related but distinct policy areas.
• Corrections: If a source changes or a summary needs correction, the page should be revised with a current review date.

Core topics

• Remote patient monitoring (RPM): coverage, coding, consent, documentation, and program integrity.
• Telehealth: statutory extensions, CMS service lists, originating site policy, audio-only rules, and provider eligibility.
• AI and automated review: clinical monitoring algorithms, prior authorization models, bias, transparency, and oversight.
• Care at home: policies connecting remote monitoring with home health, chronic care management, and post-acute models.