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.
Care teams want glucose data in the same place as every other reading. The Dexcom API makes that possible for patients who already wear a Dexcom continuous glucose monitor (CGM). Tenovi connects to the Dexcom API to bring patient-authorized CGM data into its remote patient monitoring (RPM) dashboard. Clinicians see it next to blood pressure,
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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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By Steve Wheeler, VP of Partnership at Tenovi—After more than a decade in remote healthcare, I have come to believe that one of the biggest barriers to better diabetes monitoring is not technology. It is how we pay for it. Why is Diabetes Being Overlooked in Remote Patient Monitoring? In more than 10 years working
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What is a care manager? A care manager is a clinician who coordinates a patient’s care over time. The job is keeping treatment plans, medications, and follow-up on track between visits. Many care managers are registered nurses. Social workers, pharmacists, and behavioral health clinicians fill the role too. For patients living with diabetes, heart failure,
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Chronic disease shapes most of American health care. Chronic care management and remote patient monitoring are two Medicare services built to support patients between office visits. According to the CDC, three in four U.S. adults have at least one chronic condition, and more than half have two or more. Chronic and mental health conditions drive
Heart failure readmission rates remain one of the hardest problems in cardiac care. Heart failure readmissions often happen in the first weeks after discharge, while patients adjust to new medications and routines at home. The warning signs tend to build over several days. Weight creeps up. Breathing gets a little harder. A patient feels more
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What Remote Glucose Monitoring Means for Diabetes Care Remote glucose monitoring gives care teams a view of a patient’s blood sugar between office visits. A patient checks a reading at home. The meter sends it automatically. The clinician sees it on a dashboard and can respond sooner. Diabetes asks a lot of people every day.
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Remote weight monitoring gives care teams a daily view of a patient’s weight between office visits. With remote patient monitoring (RPM), readings move from a connected scale in the patient’s home to the care team automatically. There is no logbook to keep and no app to open. Weight is easy to measure. Reading it well
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COPD remote patient monitoring gives care teams a daily view of lung health between office visits. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is now the third leading cause of death worldwide. The World Health Organization reports it caused 3.4 million deaths in 2023. In the U.S., the CDC estimates that nearly 16 million adults have COPD,
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