PORTSMOUTH, N.H.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–May is National Stroke Awareness Month, a time to recognize the signs of stroke and emphasize timely medical care. In the U.S., someone has a stroke every 40 seconds, yet many strokes are preventable when early warning signs are detected and addressed.¹ Remote patient monitoring (RPM) helps clinicians detect early warning signs by
The following press release was published on July 6, 2023. View the original Tenovi press release at PR Newswire. Introducing Tenovi Cellular-Connected Infrared Thermometer: Remote Patient Monitoring with FDA-cleared Advanced Temperature Monitoring Technology Leading remote patient monitoring (RPM) solution innovator Tenovi has released its cellular-connected Infrared Thermometer. Combined with the Tenovi Cellular Gateway, the FDA-cleared
Comparing RPM vs. RTM is one of the first steps in planning a remote care program. Both services keep patients connected to their care team between visits. RTM monitoring and RPM monitoring still differ in the data they collect, the devices they use, and the clinicians who provide them. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) tracks physiologic
RPM vs. RTM: What’s the Difference? Read More »
This comprehensive guide to the clinically validated A&D Medical Blood Pressure Monitor for remote patient monitoring (RPM) discusses how it connects to Tenovi’s Cellular Gateway. We also cover how remote blood pressure monitoring can aid in managing hypertension, heart failure, and stroke prevention. In addition, we highlight key features and proper usage. Research from Yale
A Guide to Using the A&D Medical Blood Pressure Monitor Read More »
Remote patient monitoring conferences give care teams, health systems and technology partners a place to compare notes on what works. The 2027 calendar is full. Some events focus on remote patient monitoring (RPM) alone. Others put connected care inside a larger conversation about digital health, rural access, payer strategy or health IT. This guide covers
Remote Patient Monitoring Conferences to Attend in 2027 Read More »
Easy-to-use devices to measure blood pressure make home monitoring something patients keep doing. For remote patient monitoring (RPM) programs, that consistency is the goal. A reading taken at home on an ordinary Tuesday morning tells a care team more than one rushed reading in a clinic. The need is large. Nearly half of U.S. adults
How to Choose Devices to Measure Blood Pressure for Remote Patient Monitoring? Read More »
Remote patient monitoring trends have shifted more in the past year than in the three years before it. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) now has new CPT codes, a new outcome-based Medicare model, and closer federal oversight. Care teams are also adjusting to a proposed rule that could change who delivers monitoring and how it is
10 Remote Patient Monitoring Trends Shaping Care Today Read More »
Cardiac care no longer stops at the clinic door. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) now lets care teams follow blood pressure, weight, heart rate, and oxygen levels between visits. For patients with heart failure, hypertension, or arrhythmia, those readings often show trouble days before symptoms do. This article looks at what the research says about cardiac
Cardiac Care at Home: What Remote Monitoring Research Shows Read More »
A cellular thermometer is a connected device that sends body temperature readings from a patient’s home to the care team over a cellular network. In remote patient monitoring (RPM), a cellular thermometer gives clinicians a steady record of one of the oldest vital signs in medicine. There’s no Wi-Fi to set up and no app
What Is a Cellular Thermometer and How Does it Work? Read More »
Hospital readmissions remain one of the most persistent problems in care delivery. A patient goes home, something slips in the first few weeks, and they are back in a bed. Each return is hard on the patient and the family. It also pulls staff and capacity away from other people who need them. Remote patient
Reduce Hospital Readmissions With Remote Patient Monitoring Read More »