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Remote Patient Monitoring and Chronic Care Management is covered by most major insurances, including Medicare and Medicaid. There are, at times, co-pays associated with insurance billing at any medical office. However, at OCHS we work with ‘Friends of Our Community’ a 501-C that covers co-pays for low to no income patients. We also accept many critically ill patients without insurance that need access to blood pressure devices, glucometers and pulse oximeters.

Those that have chronic conditions that can be measured and/or improved with medical tools, patient education and with proper monitoring.

Having a PCP is a requirement for being on our monitoring platform. When a patient comes to us without a provider, we make referrals to the physicians in the community. We work directly with your provider team to send them monthly reports of your readings. This allows your PCP to better manage your care plan and assists them with interpreting the best method of care for you overall.

Call 1.866.NOW.OCHS(669.6247) to schedule your virtual appointment.

Yes. OCHS provides daily events in the community for the community. You do not have to a member to attend and benefit from our events that are open to the public. However, OCHS does host many private members only events. We will often distribute member’s only gifts at community events.

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