Learn how Tenovi and remote patient monitoring (RPM) and remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) solutions support the management of chronic conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, COPD, obesity, heart failure, asthma, behavioral health, cancer and maternal care, and musculoskeletal and respiratory diseases.
Understanding blood sugar numbers in diabetes is one of the most important steps in managing the condition day-to-day. These numbers help patients know what’s happening in their body, guide treatment decisions, and allow clinicians to monitor progress. In this guide, you’ll find clear targets, what affects your readings, and how home measurements can support remote […]
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Preventive care programs, such as remote diabetes monitoring, can improve patients’ quality of life. Diabetes is a major health concern that affects 130 million adults in the United States. Prevention plays a key role in reducing risks associated with diabetes. This article explores prevention strategies for diabetes , highlighting telehealth and remote monitoring digital health
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Managing diabetes requires more than routine check-ins. It demands continuous attention, data-driven insights, and collaborative care. One of the most critical aspects of diabetes management is regular remote blood glucose monitoring, which helps patients avoid serious complications and stay on track with their treatment plans. Remote blood glucose monitoring technology makes this process easier, safe,
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Remote patient monitoring (RPM) use cases continue to grow as healthcare increasingly shifts to connected patient-centered care. With RPM devices, vital signs such as blood pressure, glucose levels, and oxygen saturation can be collected outside of traditional clinical settings. Giving healthcare providers access to real-time vital sign data has opened up opportunities for early intervention,
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Chronic conditions continue to grow in the U.S, with 64% of Medicare Advantage and 60% of fee-for-service Medicare beneficiaries having three or more chronic conditions. Chronic care management (CCM) helps address challenges with personalized support beyond office visits. By using remote patient monitoring (RPM) in chronic care management, health teams can be more preventive with
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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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If you’re asking what is continuous glucose monitoring? (CGM), the short answer is: it’s a newer way to track blood sugar than traditional finger stick tests. Instead of testing daily or throughout the day with a glucose meter, CGM provides a constant stream of data so people with diabetes and their physicians can see trends,
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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. When paired with digital health technologies like remote patient monitoring (RPM), chronic care programs can
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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 through traditional scales and infrequent check-ins. A recent review from Harvard Medical School’s Brigham and
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