Enrolling Eligible Patients; Informed Consent Sample Clauses

Enrolling Eligible Patients; Informed Consent. Participant shall be responsible for enrolling patients for RPM Services in accordance with one of the APEX/Yes Doctor authorized enrolment procedures. Participant acknowledges that only patients who are Medicare beneficiaries having been diagnosed with one chronic condition expected to last at least 12 months, or until the death of the patient, are eligible to enroll for RPM Services. For the purposes of this provision, the chronic conditions must place the patient at significant risk of death, acute exacerbation/decompensation, or functional decline. Participant shall obtain each eligible patient's written or verbal, informed consent using the Medicare Remote Physiological Monitoring Informed Consent and Election Form available online at the APEX/Yes Doctor Website under Patient sign up. Participant shall document the patient's consent and authorization in Participant’s certified EHR and APEX/Yes Doctor shall document them in the APEX/YES DOCTOR Portals, respectively.
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