Solution

A Complete Solution to Improve Quality of Life and Alleviate Pain

Paindrainer Care Portal enables you to monitor your patients via a user-friendly Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) Dashboard.
Choose to create a tailor-made monitoring program based on your needs or use the Activity Tracking Pain Management Program to support your patients in adhering to their treatment plan and managing pain in daily life.

Quick patient onboarding process

A patient account is created within seconds using MRN number, contact details, and disease classification (ICD-10).

Tailor-made Remote Therapeutic Monitoring program

Create your own program incorporating a set of surveys to be sent to patients at specific intervals.

Comprehensive audit trail of patient interaction

Digital audit trail for patient interactions created when using the product.

Comprehensive patient dashboard

A single view to track and understand the individual patient. Track patient activity, medication adherence and pain levels.

Integrated chat function

A built-in chat system linked to each patient's device enables secure interactions for direct written communication, surveys, articles, and exercises.

Set treatment plans

Set up a personal treatment plan that includes medication, activities and exercises for each patient.

Monitor pain levels and pain areas

Overview of the pain locations and daily average pain. See trends over time and in combination with logged activities.

Complementary patient content

Take advantage of Paindrainer’s library of exercises and articles.

Automated billing report

Automated reports for reimbursement claims are generated. Available as XLSX or CSV files.

Multiple clinic system via one account

Paindrainer can manage multiple organizations in different hierarchies through a single interface.

EHR Integration for seamless connectivity

Paindrainer takes advantage of the FHIR API standard, which can be implemented with your preferred choice of EHR system.

Security is a priority

Paindrainer is HIPAA and GDPR compliant.

Patented method proven to help you manage your pain

Data for individuals with chronic back and neck pain using an investigational version of Paindrainer PD1 for 12 weeks.

72.5%
Improved physical function*
75%
Decreased pain intensity*
73.8%
Decreased pain interference*
50%
increased daily capacity to work*


*Barreveld A.M.,et al,. Pain Med. (2023) Apr 27

Testimonials

Paindrainer has Demonstrated Great Success in Clinical Studies

I see hundreds of patients every week and having a tool that could improve their quality of life and allow me to be more efficient is a dream and helps more patients. Using a tool that allows the patients to help themselves in their journey, achieves true patient-centric care.

Dr. Neel Meehta

Medical Director, New York Presbyterian Hospital

Our work focuses on helping patients manage their chronic pain. Paindrainer® is a novel approach in our clinic and has allowed us to improve the quality of life for the patients included in the study. It has been exiting to test Paindrainer's patient-centric digital tool, which in our study has achieved very positive results.

Gregory R. Polston

MD, Pain Management Specialist, UC San Diego Health

Paindrainer AB is an example of a perfect way for insurers to help patients access digital tools to decrease pain when geographic constraints limit access.

Antje M. Barreveld, M.D.

President elect for American Academy of Pain Medicine (AAPM) and Medical Director of Pain Management Services at Newton-Wellesley Hospital.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Remote Therapeutic Monitoring

Here you can find common questions and answers. If you're missing any answers, don't hesitate to contact us. We're here to help you!

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How can we begin working with Paindrainer for RTM services?
To get in touch with us, please send an email to info@paindrainer.com or fill out the contact form on our website.
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What is required to bill the RTM device codes?
To bill device codes for remote monitoring services, healthcare providers must meet the following requirements: 1) Have an established provider-patient relationship: Providers must have an established relationship with the patient and must have seen the patient in person within the past year or have provided a remote evaluation for the patient within the past six months. 2) Obtain patient consent: Providers must obtain the patient's written consent to participate in remote monitoring services and document the consent in the patient's medical record. 3) Provide patient education: Providers must educate the patient on how to use the remote monitoring device and explain the purpose of the device. 4) Monitor patient data: Providers must regularly monitor the patient's data collected from the remote monitoring device and take appropriate actions based on the data. 5) Document services provided: Providers must document the services provided in the patient's medical record, including the device codes billed and any actions taken based on the data collected. Meeting these requirements will ensure that providers can properly bill for device codes related to remote monitoring services.
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Who can bill for RTM?
Physicians and eligible qualified healthcare professionals, are permitted to bill RTM as general medicine services. A physician or other qualified healthcare professional is defined in the CPT Codebook as “an individual who is qualified by education, training, licensure/regulation (when applicable) and facility privileging (when applicable) who performs a professional service within his/her scope of practice and independently reports that professional service.” Accordingly, RTM codes could be available for physical therapists (PT), occupational therapists (OT), speech-language pathologists, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and clinical social workers.
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Is RTM intended to be used for non-physiological data?
Yes, RTM is intended to be used for non-physiological data. This includes data related to a patient's therapeutic response, such as medication adherence, symptom management, and therapy response. While Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) focuses on physiological data like heart rate and blood.
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How do Remote Therapeutic Monitoring and Remote Patient Monitoring differ?
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) are two different approaches to use technology to remotely monitor patients. RPM collects physiological data like heart rate and blood pressure. RTM collects non-physiologic data related to a patient's therapeutic response, such as medication adherence, symptom management, and therapy response. RTM can be used to monitor and manage a wide range of conditions, such as mental health, musculoskeletal conditions, respiratory diseases, and more.
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What is Remote Therapeutic Monitoring?
Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) refers to the use of technology to remotely monitor a patient's health status and treatment progress, typically for individuals with chronic or complex medical conditions. RTM can collect a wide range of non-physiological data related to a patient's therapeutic response, including respiratory system status, musculoskeletal system status, medication adherence, and medication response, without requiring them to come into the office for frequent check-ins.
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