Chronic care management (CCM) solutions are designed to improve quality of life by providing patients with added support between visits. This extra support help patients stay on track with their treatment plans and offers resources that encourage connection and accountability.
As healthcare systems expand virtual care services, adopting remote patient monitoring best practices is essential for delivering high-quality, scalable programs. From improving patient outcomes to reducing readmissions, RPM has become a key component of modern care delivery. Optimizing RPM requires
This week, Tenovi earned a spot on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest-growing private companies. Ranking No. 55 overall is an honor. Being named No. 1 in New Hampshire, No. 2 in Boston is thrilling. But, most important:
Remote monitoring for chronic pain is gaining traction as digital health leaders search for ways to capture more accurate, continuous patient data. Chronic pain is highly variable, with symptoms shifting day to day. It can make it difficult to assess
No. 55 in the U.S. | No. 11 in Healthcare | No. 1 in New Hampshire | No. 2 in Boston | The full press release can be read as published on BusinessWire. PORTSMOUTH, NH (August 12, 2025) — Tenovi,
Managing chronic musculoskeletal and respiratory conditions often requires strict medication adherence. However, over 50% of chronic care patients do not take their medication as prescribed. Remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) is one solution that is addressing medication adherence challenges. RTM can
Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) care for underserved communities, often operating on tight budgets. Compared to 11% of the general adult population, 21% of FQHC patients have diabetes. A large hurdle to FQHC diabetes-focused RPM programs is the cost and
As telemedicine and remote patient monitoring (RPM) continue to gain ground in healthcare delivery, new research is shedding light on their impact across a variety of chronic and high-risk conditions. While much attention has been given to access and cost,
The remote patient monitoring (RPM) industry continues to play an increasingly important role in improving both patient care and operational efficiency. This post highlights recent developments and key statistics showing how remote health technologies are enhancing outcomes and expanding access
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