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RPM · Remote Physiologic Monitoring

Physician-guided monitoring. Earlier awareness. More proactive patient care.

Our RPM program extends the physician’s ability to monitor patients beyond the walls of the medical office.

What our RPM program does.

Best for: patients with hypertension, diabetes, heart failure, and other chronic conditions.

  • Remotely monitor blood pressure, glucose, weight, and other physiological measurements.
  • Provide consistent visibility into patients’ health between office visits.
  • Identify concerning trends and communicate clinically relevant findings to the appropriate care team.
  • Support better management of hypertension, diabetes, heart failure, and other chronic conditions.
  • Facilitate timely clinical intervention through structured monitoring and patient engagement.
  • Provide a coordinated monitoring experience designed around the physician’s care plan.

A month with one patient.

Monitoring is only useful if someone acts on it. Here is what physician-guided RPM looks like across 30 days for one patient with hypertension.

Patient with hypertension Systolic BP, 30 daysDay 1 In range
Blood pressure134/84
Heart rate76bpm
Reading days1of 30
Weight184.2lb

Illustrative patient and values. Dashed line marks the review threshold set by the physician.

What the care team sees

Select a moment to follow the patient through the month.

How we run RPM with your practice.

Implementation, outreach, documentation, and billing support are part of the program, so it fits around your existing team.

  1. Identify

    Identify eligible patients

    We review your patient population for hypertension, diabetes, heart failure, and other conditions where physiological monitoring supports care, then handle patient education and consent.

  2. Connect

    Set up monitoring at home

    Patients receive connected devices that send readings automatically. Monitoring thresholds follow the physician’s care plan, not a one-size-fits-all default.

  3. Review

    Review trends, not just readings

    Readings are reviewed for clinically meaningful change. Concerning trends are communicated to the appropriate care team so intervention can happen sooner.

  4. Document

    Document and report

    Monitoring days, review time, and patient interactions are documented and tracked, with billing support and regular reporting for your practice.

Our competitive advantage

We approach remote monitoring as a clinical extension of the physician’s practice, not simply a device distribution and data collection service.

All services are subject to applicable patient eligibility, payer coverage, physician involvement, consent, documentation, staffing, medical necessity, and Medicare billing requirements. Reimbursement depends on applicable coding and coverage criteria.

Considering RPM for your practice?

Schedule a complimentary practice assessment. We will look at your patient population and tell you honestly whether this program fits.