Ahead of HIMSS 2026; Tenovi and Xandar Kardian Partner with CCN to Launch Contactless Vital Sign Monitoring for Senior Living Full Press Release Tenovi, a leader in remote monitoring and the No. 11 fastest-growing private healthcare company in America on
Diabetes is one of the most prevalent chronic conditions worldwide. It impacts millions of individuals and poses significant challenges to healthcare systems. Digital healthcare technologies, such as remote glucose monitoring, are an effective tool for managing diabetes care. Research has
Managing hypertension in pregnancy is crucial for ensuring maternal and fetal health. Hypertensive disorders affect about 1 in every 12 to 17 pregnant women in the U.S., and pose significant risks if left unmanaged. This is because elevated blood pressure
If you work in the remote health world, you may be hearing that spot checks are not enough to prevent hospital readmissions today and that to do so requires methods such as passive monitoring that encourage proactive and preventive care.
High-risk pregnancies demand more than occasional checkups, they demand vigilance. Maternal mortality is still unacceptably high in the U.S., especially for women with underlying health conditions. Remote pregnancy monitoring is stepping in to fill critical gaps in care. By tracking
Access to quality healthcare can be a challenge for people living in rural communities. Distance, physician shortages, and limited resources all create barriers to adequate medical care. Research shows that access to telehealth in rural communities removes barriers and puts
As the healthcare industry moves into 2026 we continue to move from traditional reactive care to proactive, data-driven management. Staying competitive means mastering the language of digital health. This remote patient monitoring glossary serves as a definitive resource for the
Ahead of VIVE 2026, Tenovi is introducing its enhanced celllular-connected bariatric scale, expanding its suite of 50+ remote monitoring devices. EIN Press Release Obesity is a complex chronic disease affecting 42.5% of American adults.[1] It is a primary driver of
Wearable devices for epilepsy are used to monitor and manage this chronic condition. These devices offer a noninvasive, convenient way to continuously monitor seizure activity and provide valuable insights for patients and healthcare providers. This article examines the growing use
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