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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.

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Patient Engagement: Consistency Builds Better Care

Remote patient engagement is fundamental to the success of remote monitoring programs. It is also the foundation of effective chronic disease management. With remote monitoring, Medicare requires patients to submit at least 16 days of measurements each month for providers to be reimbursed. But the value extends well beyond payment. When patients consistently take measurements,

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Best practices in remote patient monitoring for optimizing rpm programs.

7 Best Practices for Remote Patient Monitoring Programs

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 streamlined workflows, clinical alignment, staff training, and operational foresight. This article outlines seven evidence-based strategies

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Tenovi Inc 5000 #11 in healthcare

Road to Inc. 5000’s No. 11 in Healthcare: Improving Lives by Simplifying Remote Care 

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: Ranking No. 11 in healthcare is a powerful reminder of why we do this work.

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FQHCs: Cut Diabetes Costs With Tenovi and Trividia’s TRUE METRIX® AIR

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 availability of test strips for glucometer testing. Many meters do not support test strips covered

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Is Your RPM Software Integration Supporting Your Clinical Goals?

As healthcare organizations expand their use of remote patient monitoring (RPM), flexibility in RPM software integration becomes crucial for scalability and clinical effectiveness. However, when clinical teams are forced to shape their workflows around rigid RPM software integrations, it can lead to inefficiencies, limited device choice, stalled patient enrollment and frustrated healthcare teams. Imagine clinicians

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17 Fast Facts About Remote Patient Monitoring Programs

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 that  adoption of RPM programs has surged by 305% since 2021. And 93% of clinicians using RPM in their practices. RPM addresses healthcare challenges, from reducing readmissions to giving healthcare access to

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Tips for Taking Your Blood Pressure at Home

Taking Your Blood Pressure: Tips Before You Measure

Taking your blood pressure accurately can sometimes require practice. Following best practices for taking your blood pressure can help you measure your blood pressure correctly and avoid common mistakes that can lead to unreliable results. This article is about how to take your blood pressure accurately at home with a remote blood pressure monitoring device,

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