A patient joins a video consultation on a tablet with a pulse oximeter on the table.

Remote Monitoring

Care that follows the patient home.

Tracking and managing health and symptoms from home with emerging technologies — so providers can check on patients between visits, collect vital signs, and manage chronic and acute conditions from anywhere.

Commonly monitored conditions

  • High Blood Pressure
  • Diabetes
  • Heart Conditions
  • Sleep Apnea
  • Asthma
  • Weight Management
  • Medication Adherence
  • Pain & Recovery

Getting It Right

Three things to get right when you implement

Workflow & EHRs

EHRs are built for episodic care, so RPM data needs to be integrated seamlessly into clinician workflows — managing device stock, avoiding alert burden, and training staff on documentation.

Patient Adherence

Success is patient-centered. Educate patients on how and when to use their device at the first visit, and use regular communication and alerts to keep them engaged and confident.

Data Security

As continuous monitoring grows, patient data must be transmitted securely and kept confidential. Any platform storing or transmitting patient data must be HIPAA compliant.

Turn monitoring data into better outcomes.

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