In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the use of telehealth to conduct patient visits has declined considerably – but telemonitoring, particularly the use of remote patient monitoring (RPM), shows long-term promise as a standard care delivery model. With chronic...
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) can be a highly effective care model that reduces readmissions, improves health outcomes, and influences better patient experience and satisfaction measures – but only when the right tools are used. Healthcare organizations must start...
It’s safe to say that the potential benefits of remote patient monitoring (RPM) extend to everyone involved in a patient’s care journey. RPM offers healthcare providers significant advantages when treating patients with chronic illnesses. It also supports Medicare and...
Broadly speaking, billing is complex and challenging for healthcare organizations. Keeping track of complicated coding systems and changes to regulatory requirements and reimbursement rates is an ongoing necessity to avoid errors that may lead to payment delays and...
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) can be leveraged to gather extensive patient data over a specified amount of time or continuously for long-term care. But what kind of information can RPM devices collect? And how can providers glean useful insights from that data? ...
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is at its most effective when data can be tracked, monitored, and analyzed for multiple patients, those patients feel comfortable using their devices and communicating with physicians, and clinicians can more easily make improvements to...
