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Smart Pajamas: A Wearable for Remote Sleep Disorder Monitoring

Research / March 23, 2025

Sleep disorders are a growing public health issue, affecting millions of Americans and costing the healthcare system billions each year. Despite the risks, many patients avoid testing due to the inconvenience, cost, or discomfort of overnight sleep studies in clinical settings. New research from the University of Cambridge suggests that sensor-embedded sleepwear known as smart […]

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Barriers & Facilitators in Remote Blood Pressure Monitoring

Research / March 20, 2025

As hypertension rates continue to rise, remote patient monitoring (RPM) for blood pressure has emerged as a tool for improving patient outcomes. Many U.S. health systems now incorporate remote blood pressure monitoring into standard care to help patients manage hypertension and cardiovascular conditions. RPM allows for regular tracking of vital signs, early detection of concerning

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Takeaways From House Ways and Means Hearing — Telehealth Update

News, Research / March 15, 2025

On March 14, 2025, the House Ways and Means Health Subcommittee convened a hearing titled “After the Hospital: Ensuring Access to Quality Post-Acute Care.” The discussion focused on Medicare beneficiary access to post-acute care (PAC) services, the financial stability of providers, and how care models, including telehealth coverage, can improve patient outcomes. Telehealth Coverage to

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Advanced Primary Care Management: Value-Based Primary and Accountable Care

Research / February 28, 2025

The landscape of primary care in the United States is undergoing a shift toward value-based primary care. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) aims for 100% of traditional Medicare beneficiaries to be in accountable care relationships by 2030. Advanced Primary Care Management (APCM) is a model to promote such coordinated, patient-centered care that

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Virtual Cardiology Care Models: Reshaping Disease Management

Research / February 26, 2025

The role of digital health in cardiology is expanding rapidly, with virtual cardiology, telemedicine, remote monitoring, and digital therapeutics. Digital medicine has changed how heart conditions are now often diagnosed and managed. Two studies published in Circulation emphasize technologies like telemedicine, digital health, and remote monitoring for heart disease management. This article explores the findings

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A Comprehensive Summary: 2 New Studies on Cardiac Remote Patient Monitoring

Research / February 25, 2025

Cardiac remote patient monitoring provides a noninvasive and continuous assessment of crucial cardiac indicators outside clinical settings. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) devices offer a range of benefits. These benefits come from monitoring heart rate variability to blood pressure and oxygen saturation. This blog post summarizes 2 new studies in cardiac remote patient monitoring and wearable

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Virtual Eating Disorder Programs: Research into Recovery

Research / February 23, 2025

Virtual eating disorder programs offer new options for how individuals with eating disorders receive care. Eating disorders are complex conditions that impact physical, psychological, and social well-being. According to the American Psychiatric Association, these disorders involve persistent disturbances in eating behaviors and distressing thoughts. Common types include anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and

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Does Telemedicine Improve Patient Adherence?

Research / February 17, 2025

Recent research highlights the role of telemedicine in improving medication adherence across various medical conditions. This article explores how digital health initiatives impact adherence for patients with heart failure, mental health conditions, hypertension, and pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH). Telemedicine and Patient Medical Adherence A recent study published in JMIR Cardio examined whether telemedicine visits influence

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Virtual Cardiology Programs — Reducing Hospital Readmissions

Research / February 11, 2025

Virtual cardiology is an approach to cardiovascular care that uses telemedicine, remote patient monitoring (RPM), and personalized care plans for patients with heart conditions. It is a solution that integrates digital health solutions that are geared to widening access to care, improving patient outcomes, and reducing healthcare costs. With a virtual model, cardiologists can monitor

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Smart Pajamas: A Wearable for Remote Sleep Disorder Monitoring

Barriers & Facilitators in Remote Blood Pressure Monitoring

Takeaways From House Ways and Means Hearing — Telehealth Update

Advanced Primary Care Management: Value-Based Primary and Accountable Care

Virtual Cardiology Care Models: Reshaping Disease Management

A Comprehensive Summary: 2 New Studies on Cardiac Remote Patient Monitoring

Virtual Eating Disorder Programs: Research into Recovery

Does Telemedicine Improve Patient Adherence?

Virtual Cardiology Programs — Reducing Hospital Readmissions

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