Remote patient monitoring devices give care teams a way to see a patient’s vital signs between office visits instead of relying on a handwritten log. Remote patient monitoring devices in healthcare settings capture a daily reading, such as blood pressure
Tenovi recognized as a Digital Health Hub Foundation’s Digital Health & AI Awards 2026 Quarterfinalist for the second year in a row Tenovi, a healthcare IoT company that provides cellular-connected remote patient monitoring (RPM) and remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) infrastructure
Cardiovascular disease remains one of the most pressing challenges in American healthcare, and heart failure sits at the center of it. Heart failure remote monitoring gives care teams a way to track a patient’s condition every day instead of waiting
Monitoring for heart failure has moved out of the clinic and into the patient’s home. Connected scales, blood pressure monitors, and wearables now send readings to care teams every day. Artificial intelligence (AI) reviews that stream of data and separates
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.
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