Discover how connected health programs and Tenovi’s remote patient monitoring (RPM) and remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) improve patient outcomes, streamline workflow and care coordination, and reduce hospitalizations.
Care teams use connected devices to follow patients between visits, and those devices need somewhere to send their readings. A remote patient monitoring platform is the combination of devices, connectivity, data services, and software that moves a reading from a patient’s home to a clinician who can act on it. This guide explains each part
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pps to help you sleep have become a nightly habit for millions of people, and the category keeps growing. In 2024, 30.5% of U.S. adults slept less than seven hours on average, and 18.1% had trouble staying asleep most days or every day, according to a 2026 CDC data brief. Those numbers describe a lot
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SOC 2 in healthcare has become a standard line item on vendor security questionnaires. Health systems, payers and practices now expect a current SOC 2 Type II report from any company that touches patient data, including remote patient monitoring (RPM) vendors. The request makes sense. Connected devices, cellular gateways and cloud platforms all sit outside
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Remote patient monitoring benefits patients, clinicians, and the practices that support them. The advantages of remote patient monitoring show up in earlier detection, steadier engagement, wider access, and a lighter workload for care teams. This guide walks through seven of them, with the research behind each. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) uses connected devices to collect
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A validated blood pressure monitor has passed independent testing against a reference measurement. That testing is what lets a care team trust the numbers. FDA clearance matters, but the AMA explains that clearance does not require a home device to prove its clinical accuracy. Validation does. For a remote patient monitoring (RPM) program, the difference
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Blood pressure monitor suppliers range from pharmacies to device manufacturers to remote monitoring infrastructure providers. Each serves a different buyer. A patient who needs one monitor can walk into a store. A care services company enrolling hundreds of patients needs a supplier that can deliver, connect, support, and replace devices. This guide explains the main
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Medicare Advantage plans and their provider partners are looking for practical ways to improve Medicare Advantage Star Ratings. Remote monitoring is one of the few tools that touches several heavily weighted measures at once. The 2027 Medicare Advantage Star Ratings, released by CMS on October 8, 2026, show why this matters. Fewer contracts reached four
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A chronic care management remote patient monitoring program gives care teams two things at once: a structured plan and a steady stream of home readings. This guide covers how to run that program day to day, from choosing patients to proving it works. The need is clear. According to the CDC, three in four American
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The American Diabetes Association (ADA) released its 2026 Standards of Care in December 2025. The ADA CGM guidelines in that edition widened who should use continuous glucose monitoring (CGM). Several studies have also examined how CGM affects glycemic control in type 2 diabetes. The 2027 Standards of Care are expected in December 2026, so parts
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