Benefits

Remote patient monitoring solutions have moved from a pandemic-era experiment to a core part of connected care. Many health systems now run a remote patient monitoring (RPM) program as a standard tool for chronic disease management. The growth has been steep: RPM claim volume rose about 1,294% from January 2019 to November 2022, according to

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) software companies don’t all offer the same level or quality of service, and choosing the right one can be harder than it looks. This guide is built to help you cut through the noise. We explain what RPM software does, the features and benefits that matter most, how providers differ, and

Barriers to medication adherence are the factors that keep patients from taking medications as prescribed. These barriers affect outcomes, costs, and quality of care across nearly every chronic condition. Some sit with the patient, such as forgetfulness or limited health literacy. Others come from the regimen itself, the cost of treatment, or gaps in communication

Choosing among remote health monitoring companies has become both more important and more complicated. The market has matured from a pandemic-era novelty into core infrastructure for chronic care, and the number of vendors has grown accordingly. Asking the right questions up front is what separates a program that scales from one that stalls, because remote

Artificial intelligence (AI) has moved from a buzzword to a working layer inside remote patient monitoring (RPM). FDA-cleared remote patient monitoring devices let clinicians track vital signs such as heart rate, heart rate variability, blood pressure, blood oxygen, weight, and blood glucose from a patient’s home. AI is what turns that constant stream of readings