Patients who choose to enroll in Medicare Remote Patient Monitoring, Remote Therapeutic Monitoring or Chronic Care Management through GenieMD Medical Group get monthly care from your pharmacy team, on the GenieMD platform, with a board-certified physician overseeing every care plan.
Your pharmacists and technicians are paid a fair-market hourly rate for the time they spend caring for patients. No patient lists change hands, no one is recruited from your records, and no payment is tied to a claim.
GenieMD Medical Group is the enrolling and billing provider for every Medicare program described on this page. The pharmacy relationship is structured as a personal services arrangement under a written agreement with a term of at least one year and compensation set in advance at fair market value. Your own counsel should review the agreement before you sign.
Every step is designed so the patient drives enrollment, the physician drives eligibility, and your team is paid for the care it actually delivers.
GenieMD provides flyers, counter cards and a window sign describing the programs. Patients learn about them the same way they learn about a flu clinic: by walking in.
If a patient asks, your pharmacist can explain what RPM, RTM and CCM are and what to expect. Your staff do not search records for eligible patients, call patients, or promote the program to anyone who has not asked.
The patient scans the QR code or visits the GenieMD enrollment page, reads what the programs involve, and gives their own consent to be contacted and evaluated.
A GenieMD Specialist contacts the patient, sets them up on the platform and schedules an evaluation and management visit with a GenieMD Medical Group board-certified provider.
At the visit, the provider decides at their sole discretion whether the patient meets Medicare's criteria for RPM, RTM and/or CCM. Patients who do not qualify are not enrolled.
Your pharmacist or technician drafts the care plan; the GenieMD Medical Group physician reviews and approves it. Your team then delivers care each month on the GenieMD platform, logging time as they go.
When documented care meets a code's requirements, the platform generates the CPT code and the medical group submits it to the payer. Separately, your pharmacy invoices the medical group for hours worked at the agreed FMV rate.
The separation of roles is what keeps the program compliant, and it is also what keeps it simple for your staff.
Each is a Medicare Part B benefit billed by a physician practice. A patient may qualify for one, two or all three; the GenieMD Medical Group physician decides which, if any, are appropriate.
Monthly, non-face-to-face care coordination for patients living with two or more chronic conditions expected to last at least a year, such as diabetes, hypertension, heart failure, COPD or CKD.
Physiologic data from an FDA-cleared device the patient uses at home: blood pressure, glucose, weight, pulse oximetry. GenieMD ships and connects the device.
Non-physiologic data about how a patient is responding to treatment: medication adherence and response, respiratory status, or musculoskeletal recovery, captured by a connected device or app.
Most pharmacy care-management offers pay a share of what gets billed. This one does not, by design. Here is exactly how the money works.
GenieMD Medical Group contracts with your pharmacy for care-navigation services. The terms track the elements of the federal Anti-Kickback Statute's personal services and management contracts safe harbor.
Once your pharmacy is a GenieMD partner, your patients can also use GenieMD for physician-led, cash-pay longevity and prevention services. Each involves a GenieMD Medical Group provider where clinically required; nothing is sold over the counter.
GRAIL's blood test screens for a signal shared by 50+ cancers, many with no recommended screening today. Ordered through a GenieMD Medical Group physician, drawn at Quest.
About GalleriRadiation-free MRI screening of the torso or whole body at Prenuvo imaging centers, with results reviewed by a physician and a baseline to track over time.
About PrenuvoPhysician-supervised GLP-1 therapy such as Wegovy® and Zepbound®, prescribed only after an evaluation and labs, with ongoing follow-up.
About GLP-1 careA comprehensive wellness panel at Quest Diagnostics covering heart, kidney, liver, metabolic, thyroid and more, with an optional physician review of results.
About the panelNo, and you must not. Eligibility is decided by the GenieMD Medical Group physician after the patient has consented and attended a visit. Your pharmacy's role is to display the materials and answer questions when a patient asks. Your dispensing records, purchase history and customer lists are never used to find, screen or target patients.
No. GenieMD never receives your patient list or records for promotion or enrollment. The only patient information that reaches GenieMD is what the patient enters themselves on the consent page, and what your team documents on the platform while caring for a patient who has already enrolled.
Your pharmacy is paid for the time your team documented, at the agreed hourly rate. GenieMD Medical Group may not submit a CCM claim for that month, because the care delivered did not meet the code's requirements. That is the medical group's risk, not yours, and it is deliberate: no one on your team should ever feel pressure to pad minutes.
Yes. Pharmacists and trained technicians can both act as care navigators, under the general supervision of the GenieMD Medical Group physician and in accordance with your state's pharmacy practice rules. Care plans are always reviewed and approved by the physician before care begins.
GenieMD Medical Group sets separate hourly rates for pharmacist and technician time using fair-market-value benchmarks, documents the basis, and fixes the rates in the agreement for the full term. The rate does not vary with how many patients enroll or how much is billed.
A written personal services agreement between GenieMD Medical Group and your pharmacy with a term of at least one year. It specifies the services, the hourly rates, documentation and invoicing requirements, HIPAA business-associate terms, and each party's compliance obligations. We encourage you to have your own counsel review it.
RPM, RTM and CCM are Medicare Part B benefits, so standard Part B cost-sharing may apply. Many patients with a Medigap plan or Medicare Advantage pay little or nothing. Cost-sharing is explained to the patient before they consent, and your pharmacy never collects program fees.
No. Enrolled patients keep their pharmacy. Monthly care is delivered by your team by phone, video or at the counter, and medication reconciliation naturally keeps refills coordinated through you.
Register your pharmacy and a member of the GenieMD team will walk you through the agreement, the training and the in-store materials. Most pharmacies are ready to receive their first enrolled patient within a few weeks.
The Care Navigator program is operated by GenieMD, Inc. Medical services, patient eligibility determinations and all claims to Medicare and other payers are the responsibility of GenieMD Medical Group, an independent professional organization. Participation requires a written agreement between GenieMD Medical Group and the pharmacy; the program is structured with the federal Anti-Kickback Statute's personal services and management contracts safe harbor in mind, but no statement on this page is legal advice and pharmacies should consult their own counsel. Enrollment in any Medicare program is at the sole discretion of a GenieMD Medical Group physician based on individual evaluation; not every patient will qualify. Reimbursement to GenieMD Medical Group varies by locality, payer and services delivered and does not affect pharmacy compensation. Galleri® is a registered trademark of GRAIL, LLC; Prenuvo, Wegovy®, Zepbound® and Quest Diagnostics® are trademarks of their respective owners, referenced for identification only. Cash-pay services require a physician evaluation where clinically indicated and are not covered by Medicare.