Remote patient monitoring
Population Health Management › Patient Activation › Remote patient monitoring
Treat the right patient at the right time, in the right place
We are transforming the way in which chronic conditions are managed. Our remote patient monitoring (RPM) program is a patient-centered connected health solution that is designed to empower healthier behaviors for members, and reduce increasing financial strains for health plans, providers, and members alike. Our portfolio of clinical programs, connected devices, data, patient engagement and coaching is designed to help patients manage their health outside the clinical setting, while aiming to lower healthcare costs and simplify monitoring and management. By delivering the right intervention at the right time, our program seeks to reduce waste and remove barriers to patient engagement—leading to better health for people
living with chronic conditions.
Personalized patient care to empower better self-management decisions Remotely track the health of patients at home, proactively provide the appropriate intervention at the right time, and track population health metrics across a range of acuities, risk levels and locations. •Clinical programs for diabetes, hypertension, and heart failure •Portfolio of connected devices with automatic data transmission •Secure, cloud-based platform •Robust population and patient-level data •Tracking and reporting tools •Patient-driven authorized data sharing
Our customizable remote monitoring solutions and flexible business models are designed to meet your unique needs.
Billing Medicare for remote patient monitoring
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has been increasingly reimbursing for remote patient monitoring (RPM) services since 2018. This guide serves to provide 2022 CMS reimbursement rates for provision of RPM services.
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