To provide remote patient monitoring, the provider shall: Be enrolled with an active status as a Maryland Medical Assistance Program provider on the date the service is rendered; Be a: Physician; Physician assistant; Certified nurse practitioner; or Home health agency when remote patient monitoring services are prescribed by a physician; and Meet the requirements for participation in the Medical Assistance Program as set forth in COMAR 10.09.36.03. Medical Record Documentation. A remote patient monitoring provider shall: Maintain documentation using either electronic or paper medical records; Retain remote patient monitoring records according to the provisions of Health-General Article, §4-403, Annotated Code of Maryland; Submit the preauthorization on a form developed by the Department; and Include the participant’s consent to participate in remote patient monitoring. Remote patient monitoring is not a substitute for delivery of care. Provider shall see patients in person periodically for follow-up care.