Tenovi to Revitalize Rural Healthcare and Scale Pharmacist-Led Remote Care Tenovi, a leading remote technology innovator transforming remote medical device data for clinical care teams, today announced that its remote patient and therapeutic monitoring platform has been selected to participate
In December 2025, CMS announced a landmark $50 billion award for Rural Health Transformation (RHT) grants, marking a five-year investment ($10 billion annually) into the 50 U.S. states. As of May 2026, every state has received its initial notice of award
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) provides consistent vital sign tracking and consistent data sharing between patients and healthcare providers. The Tenovi RPM Cellular Gateway is used to connect multiple Bluetooth devices at one time and uses one cellular connection. The Gateway
As the U.S. healthcare system transitions toward value-based care, the benefits of remote patient monitoring (RPM) have shifted from being a technological luxury to a clinical necessity. Recent research from the Mayo Clinic emphasizes that RPM is has moved from
Tenovi ranked No. 11 in Healthcare among Inc. 5000’s fastest-growing private companies in America, today announced it has successfully completed its System & Organization Control (SOC) – 2 Type 2 audit. This achievement provides independent, third-party validation that Tenovi’s stringent
Atrial fibrillation (AFib) is a leading cause of stroke and heart failure, yet many cases go undetected until complications arise. Early identification is critical and atrial fibrilationa and artificial intelligence (AI) together open new frontiers in making that possible. Researchers
Medicaid covers remote patient monitoring, but coverage does vary significantly from state to state. For direction on coverage, the Center for Connected Health Policy (CCHP) released its summary of state telehealth policy changes for Fall 2025. The most current policy
Remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM) is a digital healthcare solution that can be leveraged in the value-based care framework. RTM is used mainly for managing musculoskeletal (MSK) and respiratory conditions. However, patients with chronic conditions can also benefit from remote therapeutic
Having access to a wide variety of devices for remote patient monitoring (RPM) is critical to serving all chronic care populations. Healthcare organizations need reliable, FDA-cleared devices that are easy-to-use, support patient adherence, and meet Medicare reimbursement requirements. Continued access
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