Remote patient monitoring (RPM) devices are connected medical devices that capture patient health data at home and transmit those readings to a care team for ongoing monitoring. Common RPM devices include blood pressure monitors, weight scales, pulse oximeters, blood glucose
Digital pulse oximeters are widely used in clinics, hospitals, home healthcare, and remote patient monitoring. They measure the amount of peripheral oxygen saturation (SpO2) in a patient’s blood. Correct pulse oximeter placement is crucial for accurate readings needed for clinical
With the extension of the Acute Hospital Care at Home (AHCaH) waiver through 2030, healthcare systems are scaling home-based recovery programs. To understand the drivers of patient compliance in remote care, we can look at the findings from Vivalink’s 2026
Companies offering remote patient monitoring (RPM) solutions often face the question: How does remote patient monitoring work? Many healthcare providers understand the benefits of RPM but are unsure where to begin. This comprehensive guide explains how remote patient monitoring works,
Successfully scaling a remote patient monitoring (RPM) program relies on two things: improving patient outcomes and maintaining strict billing compliance. For healthcare providers, the biggest operational hurdle is often meeting the requirements for CPT Code 99454. If your patients fail
Remote monitoring devices give patients with chronic conditions a way to track vital signs between visits. The data then gets automatically sent to their physician for review. With daily health data clinicians can spot concerns early, make changes to treatment
Every June, Men’s Health Week sparks a vital conversation about the unique health challenges men face. At the top of that list is hypertension. Men are disproportionately affected by high blood pressure. The traditional clinic-based approach to monitoring often falls
The acute hospital at home (HaH) program is a healthcare model where patients receive acute care services in their homes rather than in a traditional hospital setting. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services launched the Acute Hospital Care At
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is one of the leading causes of hospitalizations and readmissions. Recent research highlights alarming COPD hospital readmission rates with 19% readmitted within 30 days of discharge. This article explores common reasons for readmissions, the financial
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