Personalized patient care
The Orpyx SI® Sensory Insole system with remote patient monitoring (RPM) helps reduce the risk of foot complications by monitoring plantar pressure, adherence, step count, and temperature data for your at-risk patients with peripheral neuropathy.
This system helps you drive engagement and extends mobility for people living with loss of protective sensation by transforming patient care through patient data, analytics, and coaching.
Remote patient monitoring is driving the shift towards continuity of care
A preventative solution for your patients
- Carefully designed to look and feel like a typical insole
- Ultra-thin, prefabricated sensory insoles fit in most every-day footwear
- The simple order process only needs shoe size and remote patient monitoring order form
- Qualifies for RPM CPT® codes; no DME license required
- For patients that need custom orthotic insoles with remote patient monitoring services
- Helps prevent diabetic foot ulcer (DFU) recurrence*
- Qualifies for coverage of HCPCS A5514 and RPM CPT® codes
- Orpyx SI Custom Sensory Insoles can be ordered with full or partial toe fillers
Customized top covers options for the Orpyx SI Custom Sensory Insoles
onSteam by Grupo Morón is a breathable, antibacterial and antimicrobial microfiber. It keeps feet dry by promoting sweat evaporation and providing ultimate comfort. onSteam exhibits exceptional durability, maintaining its resistance to tearing and wear over time.
Features:
- Mouldable top cover
- Antibacterial and antimicrobial
- Moisture absorption and thermo-regulating, keeping the feet dry and comfortable throughout the day
Plastazote is a latex-free, non-toxic and hypoallergenic polyethylene foam commonly used for orthotics. Plastazote is lightweight, offers cushioning, and is moisture resistant. Plastazote compresses and wears easily over time.
Features:
- Flexible top cover and provides cushioning and comfort for patients
- Metallocene grades for easier thermos-compression behavior
- Excellent pressure distribution properties, working best when used in conjunction with materials like Poron or EVA. This ensures even force distribution and minimizes pressure points
The only plantar RPM solution backed by a randomized controlled trial¹
86% reduction in DFU recurrence when the Orpyx SI technology* was worn 4.5+ hours per day.1
In a recent RCT, patients with diabetes and a previous history of healed foot ulcers who received high-pressure audiovisual alerts through a sensory insole system experienced a substantial decrease in the incidence of diabetic foot ulcers. Furthermore, an exploratory analysis of good compliers, defined as those who wore the insoles for 4.5 hours or more per day (n=40), found that the intervention group experienced an 86% reduction in ulcer incidence compared to the control group.
Pressure offloading is at the forefront of foot ulcer prevention²
The Orpyx SI Sensory Insole System offers a proactive approach to relieving areas of high pressure. By detecting areas of high pressure, our system enables patients to take action before tissue damage and inflammation occur.
Through real-time pressure monitoring, our system allows providers to monitor, mitigate causative factors, and prevent sustained elevated plantar pressures that contribute to the development of DFUs. This proactive approach to monitoring pressure is key to preventing DFUs from occurring, improving patient outcomes, and reducing healthcare costs.
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CPT® code considerations*
Initial set up and patient education on use of medical device
Supply of medical device with daily recordings and programmed alerts
RPM benefits for your practice
On average, private practice podiatrists see 76 to 100 patients per week, 10 or more are new, with an estimated 30% of those patients being at risk of foot complications.3 Ensuring each patient receives optimal care can be challenging.
Patients are embracing telehealth as they find it more convenient and efficient. They feel it gives them more control over their health, it is more accurate and provides peace of mind that someone is watching out for them and their health in between visits.4 In 2016, seven million patients used RPM devices to monitor their health. In 2020, that number jumped to over 23 million.4
The Orpyx SI Sensory Insole System trends real-world physiologic data throughout daily activities, allowing providers to adjust patient care plans, utilize healthcare resources more efficiently, with the goal of helping you achieve better outcomes and reducing your workload.
1. Abbot CA, et al. Innovative intelligent insole system reduces diabetic foot ulcer recurrence at plantar sites: a prospective, randomised, proof-of-concept study. Lancet Digital Health Oct. 2019; 1: e308–18. (Study was conducted with first generation SurroSense Rx® which has the same pressure algorithm as Orpyx SI Sensory Insoles) 2. Lazzarini P, et al. Measuring plantar tissue stress in people with DPN. 2019. 3. The American Podiatric Medical Association 2018 Podiatric Practice Survey Findings Report 4. MSI International. Remote Monitoring Study: American’s Perceptions of Remote Monitoring in Health. June 2021
*The reimbursement information provided is intended to provide general information concerning coding of Orpyx products only. Orpyx does not guarantee coverage or payment for any products. The ultimate responsibility for proper coding, satisfying reimbursement requirements, and obtaining reimbursement remains with the provider. Coding and coverage policies and guidelines are complex, can vary from one carrier or region to another, and are updated frequently. Providers should check with their local carriers or intermediaries often and should consult with counsel, a reimbursement specialist for coding, coverage, or billing questions. Current Procedural Terminology (CPT®) is copyright by the American Medical Association. All rights reserved. CPT is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association (AMA). CPT codes and their descriptions do not reflect or guarantee coverage or payment.