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.
Most of a patient’s life with a chronic condition happens at home, between appointments. Connected health devices bring that time into view by sending readings such as blood pressure, weight, and oxygen saturation to the care team automatically. A clinician can then see a trend as it forms and respond before the next scheduled visit.
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Caring for someone with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is daily work, and most of it happens far from a clinic. Good COPD caregiver strategies give family members a clear routine and give care teams a reliable partner in the home. This guide is written for both groups. It covers seven practical strategies, the role
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People living with serious illness often feel their worst on the days they are asked to travel to a clinic. Telehealth palliative care brings the palliative team to the patient by video or phone, so symptom support, planning conversations, and family check-ins can happen at home. Two large randomized trials published in 2024 give care
Seizures often happen when no one is watching, especially at night. Wearable devices for epilepsy are prescription sensors, worn on the wrist or upper arm, that detect patterns linked to convulsive seizures and alert a caregiver. This guide reviews what each cleared device is indicated for, what the published studies found, and where the evidence
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A home blood pressure monitoring kit is more than a cuff in a box. For the patient, it is a validated monitor, a cuff that fits, and instructions that make the first reading easy. For a remote patient monitoring (RPM) program, the kit also includes the connection that carries each reading to the care team.
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Remote patient monitoring use cases are easiest to evaluate when published results stand behind them. Each remote patient monitoring case study in this list comes from a peer-reviewed trial, a federal health program, or federal surveillance data. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) sends readings such as blood pressure, weight, glucose, and oxygen saturation from a patient’s
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Preventive care for diabetes works on two fronts. It helps people with prediabetes avoid type 2 diabetes. It also helps people with diabetes avoid complications such as eye, kidney, and nerve damage. Awareness is part of the challenge. CDC data show that 8.7 million adults had diabetes without a diagnosis in 2021. That is nearly
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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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Care teams evaluating EHR integration remote patient monitoring options usually start with one question: where will the readings show up? EHR integration for remote patient monitoring (RPM) means home device data lands in the same record clinicians already use. A blood pressure reading taken at a kitchen table becomes part of the chart, next to
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