Telemedicine research topics have moved well beyond the question of whether virtual care works. The research now examines where remote care produces the strongest outcomes, which patients benefit most, and how connected devices fit into everyday clinical practice. For care
Tenovi, a healthcare IoT company whose connected-health monitoring infrastructure helps healthcare partners deliver proactive care at home, has been named 2026 Company of the Year by the Connected Health & Safety Association (CHS). Co-founder and CEO Nizan Friedman, Ph.D., who
APCM codes 2026 support a monthly, whole-person approach to advanced primary care management (APCM) for Medicare patients. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) created them in the CY 2025 Physician Fee Schedule (PFS) final rule. For 2026, the
RPM facts give care teams a quick, credible way to advance a conversation about remote patient monitoring. Whether you are briefing a stakeholder, building a business case, or explaining the field to a new colleague, a handful of current statistics
Monitoring Alzheimer’s disease at home gives care teams a real-world view of how patients are doing between visits. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) captures cognitive and functional changes in the environment where patients actually live, which a periodic office visit cannot.
An at-home blood count analyzer lets cancer patients complete blood tests from home instead of traveling to a clinic for every draw. The technology gives care teams real-time data, reduces the number of appointments a patient must attend, and supports
Hypertension digital health programs continue to show strong results for medically underserved patients, and the evidence base has grown considerably since 2024. Remote blood pressure monitoring paired with an active care team now sits at the center of national hypertension
Symptoms are a constant part of cancer treatment, yet they often go unnoticed until they become severe. Research shows clinicians miss up to half of their patients’ symptoms during treatment. Remote symptom monitoring in cancer care closes that gap by
Remote body temperature monitoring gives clinicians a continuous view of one of the most basic vital signs in medicine. A remote patient monitoring thermometer sends readings from a patient’s home straight to the care team, without an office visit. Temperature
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