emote monitoring of vital signs lets clinical teams track a patient’s key health indicators between office visits. The vital signs captured through a remote patient monitoring (RPM) device include heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation. Other physiological
Remote pulse oximetry helps manage chronic respiratory conditions at home by continuously tracking blood oxygen (SpO2) levels and pulse rate. Connected pulse oximeters provide real-time alerts, so physicians can intervene early if a patient’s readings fall outside personalized thresholds. This
Continuous physiological monitoring has become a cornerstone in advancing patient care, particularly through wearable technologies that offer real-time insights into vital signs. This article examines research into continuous physiological monitoring. Drawing from a large-scale observational study published in the Journal
When building a remote patient monitoring (RPM) program, most teams comparing cellular Bluetooth medical monitoring devices naturally start with the basics of Bluetooth vs. cellular. But there’s a critical piece often missing from that conversation: Bluetooth devices, direct cellular-enabled devices,
As more women seek accessible, personalized care options, telehealth for women’s health use has increased in recent years. An area where remote health is having a significant impact is in the management of hypertension. High blood pressure is the leading
Tracking peak expiratory flow rate (PEF) and 1-second forced expiratory volume (FEV1) is a simple, effective way to monitor how well air moves out of the lungs and lung function over time. This article explores first, how tracking PEF and forced
National Women’s Health Week, observed annually in May, is a nationwide initiative to raise awareness about the importance of women’s health and encourage women to take proactive steps toward maintaining their overall well-being. The messaging of Women’s Health Awareness Week encourages
The landscape of Medicare is undergoing a fundamental shift. For years, technology-enabled care has struggled to fit within traditional fee-for-service (FFS) models that prioritize the volume of activities over the quality of results. However, a recent announcement from the CMS
Inadequate oral feeding in newborns is a clinical condition where infants are unable to consume enough nutrition by mouth to maintain growth and hydration. It is a barrier to hospital discharge in preterm infants. It often keeps otherwise healthy babies
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