Remote Patient Monitoring Utah

Remote Patient Monitoring in Utah for outpatient long-term cardiac monitoring is allowed with prior authorization.
Criteria include:
- Must be ordered by a neurologist
- Member must have had a stroke or TIA with no identifiable cause
- Member should have already had 24-hour monitoring done previously
- Member should not be currently taking anti-coagulated or Warfarin for any other reason
- Member should not have a known contraindication for Warfarin
- Outpatient long-term cardiac monitoring may only be authorized for the 30-day test
- Data from the test must be reviewed and interpreted by a cardiologist
Source: Utah Medicaid Provider Manual: Manual, p. 24 (Jul. 2019). (Accessed Sept. 2019).
Conditions
Only for patients with a long-term cardiac health issue.
Source: Utah Medicaid Provider Manual: Manual, p. 24 (Jul. 2019). (Accessed Sept. 2019).
Provider Limitations
The test must be ordered by a neurologist and reviewed and interpreted by a cardiologist.
Source: Utah Medicaid Provider Manual: Manual, p. 24 (Jul. 2019). (Accessed Sept. 2019).