Medicare is changing how it pays for remote recovery. Your HURT! Digital Recovery isn't affected.

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On July 14, Medicare (CMS) proposed new rules for how it pays for remote monitoring and remote therapeutic programs. If the proposal is finalized, programs built around those insurance codes may have to change.

If you're in HURT! Digital Recovery, or thinking about it, here's the short version: this doesn't change anything for you.

HDR was built a different way from the start. You pay one flat program fee, up front and directly. There's no insurance code sitting between your clinician's plan and your recovery. So when the billing rules change, your program stays exactly the same.

What that means for you:

  • Clear pricing. You know the cost from the start. No surprise bills later.
  • Your clinician's attention stays on your recovery, not on billing rules and paperwork.
  • It holds steady. Your program isn't riding on insurance codes that can change.
  • Flexible ways to pay. HDR is FSA/HSA eligible, with payment-plan options.

Recovery is hard enough. How you pay for it shouldn't be the confusing part, and it shouldn't change out from under you.

Ask your practice about HURT! Digital Recovery.

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