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In 2024, the remote patient monitoring (RPM) industry saw technology’s growing role in improving patient care and operational efficiency. This post presents key facts about remote monitoring, highlighting 2024 developments and statistics showing how these technologies enhance patient outcomes and
Traditionally, monitoring IV antibiotic therapy at home following a major infection has relied on home nurse visits to track vital signs, complications, and adherence. These visits can often be one to four times daily. However, gaps between visits can allow
The global Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) market is on a rapid growth trajectory, reflecting the increasing demand for healthcare solutions beyond traditional settings. Wissen Research reported the RPM market was valued at about $40 billion in 2023 and will grow at
Elderly remote monitoring is becoming integral to healthcare as the aging population grows rapidly. With nearly 20% of the U.S. population expected to be over 65 by 2050, the need for effective, scalable solutions is urgent. Remote monitoring devices, often
More than 22 million U.S. adults and 4.5 million children live with asthma. Asthma inflames and narrows airways, affecting how air reaches the lungs. Pediatric asthma care often requires close monitoring outside traditional clinical settings. This article reviews how remote
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) use cases continue to broaden as healthcare increasingly shifts to connected patient-centered care. With RPM devices, vital signs such as blood pressure, glucose levels, and oxygen saturation can be collected outside of traditional clinical settings. Giving
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) devices in healthcare give care teams real-time insights into patients’ health from home, helping to catch warning signs early and act fast. Instead of relying on hand-written logs, patients can take vital sign readings at home
Continuous physiological monitoring (CGM) has become a cornerstone in advancing patient care, particularly through wearable technologies that offer real-time insights into vital signs. This article examines research into continuous physiological monitoring. Drawing from a recent large-scale observational study published in
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) programs enable healthcare providers to track patients’ day-to-day health data outside clinical settings. Recent remote patient monitoring statistics show RPM adoption has surged by 305% since 2021, with 93% of clinicians incorporating RPM into their practices.
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