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...
The benefits of remote patient monitoring (RPM) are myriad for patients, from enjoying the convenience of at-home care to gaining better access to specialty treatment. Demand for RPM isn’t just fueled by patients, however — it also affords advantages for healthcare...
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) allows clinicians to track and record a patient’s condition from another location using a system of tools and technologies. It’s become integral to many types of care management, empowering providers to deliver high-quality care outside...
Staying healthy encompasses more than just visiting your doctor – many factors play a role outside of the clinical context. Everything from transportation access to food security to financial stability can significantly affect how people maintain their well-being. And...
Remote patient monitoring (RPM), while commonly associated with chronic care management (CCM), can drive many other beneficial care management programs — from transitional care to Hospital in The Home (HTH) care and beyond. But what does this look like in practice,...
