What Is Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM)?
RPM is the use of digital technologies to collect and analyze physiologic patient data(s) from one location and electronically transmit that information securely to providers in a different location. Patient data can include vital signs, weight, blood pressure, blood sugar, and/or pacemaker information.
Patients Monitoring Devices
We provide patients an EHR-connected monitoring device(s) that monitors blood pressure, glucose, pulse ox, and/or weight. We also provide wearables for ease in recording vitals. Devices send data automatically and digitally back to our platform and the provider’s EHR.
Respond to Abnormal Readings
When patients have abnormal readings, our 24/7 clinical team of nurses and MAs will call the patient, assess, and escalate only those cases that need to be escalated, minimizing disruption for the primary care provider and minimizing hospital admissions.
Better Patients. Better Providers. Better Healthcare.
By increasing the cadence of communication and feedback between patients and providers, Remote Patient Monitoring helps providers react to concerning trends quickly and effectively, helping prevent complications, decreasing the incidence of catastrophic events, making patients healthier and happier, and making better providers.
Higher Quality Scores
How We Do Remote Patient Monitoring
We make Remote Patient Monitoring EASY.
Devices included at no cost
The first device for each patient is included at no cost. We manage all the storage, shipping, returns, repairs. Easy.
24/7 Clinical Monitoring Included
Our 24/7 health operations center monitors patients, assesses, and escalates cases to you, reducing clinical burden, Easy.
No Contracts or Commitments
Our RPM program is risk-free. Cancel anytime. Easy.
Automated Time Tracking
All work and patient calls made through our platform are automatically recorded and time-stamped, creating a secure audit trail. Easy.
Easy-to-use Devices
Our EHR-connected devices don’t require the patient to have a smartphone, WiFi, Bluetooth, logins, or passwords. They just work. Easy.
Our Community Telemedicine
Our Community is proud to provide an on-demand virtual clinic for physicians to see patients with the click of a button. Vital information at your fingertips making visits easier and more efficient for both providers and patient…
The Pandemic started a massive dynamic change in healthcare. According to 2019 Health Center Program Data, 43% of health centers were capable of providing telemedicine, compared with 95% of the health centers that reported using telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic. The largest increase in the use of telehealth was reported in April 2020.
- Our Community Telemedicine is enabled free for all accounts.
- Telemedicine EMR integration is included for clinics that have over 100 patients.
- Unlimited scalability without compromising performance or video quality.
- Visits can be recorded and transcribed reducing the need for additional resources in meetings.
- Physicians can seamlessly upload transcripts directly into the encounter for the patient.
- Download meeting recordings for future reference.
Whom We Help
Patients and Patients’ Families
We provide the direct ability to patients to begin to take control over their own health and/or that of a family member one is caring for.
Physicians
We provide higher quality care by allowing you to access your patient’s vital signs despite COVID-19. Generate new revenue while getting your patients more involved in their own care.
Health Systems
Deploy hospital-at-home and safe-discharge programs by enrolling patients in post-discharge RPM programs designed to reduce readmissions and expand hospital capacity.
Risk-Bearing Entities
Strategically install RPM capabilities with high-risk and rising-risk members to establish improved communication and health.
CDC Reported Facts
200,000
Deaths from heart disease and stroke each year are preventable.
6 in 10
More than half of preventable heart disease and stroke deaths happen to people under the age of 65.
2X
Blacks are nearly twice as likely as whites to die from preventable heart disease and stroke.
Nearly 1 in 3 deaths in the US each year is caused by heart disease and stroke.
Implementing a solution: What the CDC recommends:
More people will have access to health care coverage and preventative care through the Affordable Care Act. Health care providers should talk with their patients about healthy habits at every visit and follow patients’ progress.
Health care systems and providers can also:
» Use electronic health records to identify and support patients who need help quitting smoking or who have high blood pressure or high cholesterol.
» Refer patients to community resources, such as smoking quit lines and blood pressure self-management programs.
» Track patient progress on the ABCS of heart health – Aspirin when appropriate, Blood pressure control, Cholesterol management, and Smoking cessation.