Remote patient monitoring for hypertension electronically transmits blood pressure data from patients at home to their care teams. For the nearly half of U.S. adults living with high blood pressure, an RPM hypertension program offers a practical way to catch
Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) and Rural Health Clinics (RHCs) are the front line of primary care for millions of patients in underserved communities. As chronic disease rates climb and care teams stretch to meet demand, remote patient monitoring (RPM)
Cancer treatment monitoring at home is gaining new clinical evidence. Results from a large national trial published in JCO Oncology Practice in July 2026 show that a simple weekly electronic symptom check-in significantly improved quality of life for patients undergoing
Medication adherence devices are becoming a cornerstone of medication adherence programs — and a key driver of improved outcomes and reduced costs within value-based care (VBC) models. VBC entities, including accountable care organizations (ACOs) and health systems, are increasingly turning
Most patients with high blood pressure are also managing weight, blood sugar, heart rate, or oxygenation issues that influence how well their blood pressure responds to treatment. This article takes a different look at hypertension care with high blood pressure
Evaluating telemonitoring devices in healthcare is better supported by evidence. What began as a promising set of pilot programs is now a mature field, with large-scale clinical research confirming that remote patient monitoring (RPM) reduces hospitalizations and improves outcomes for
Chronic care management (CCM) emphasizes care coordination and education, while remote patient monitoring (RPM) enables preventive care. Shifting from reactive to preventive care improves patient health outcomes, lowers costs, and increases reimbursement opportunities. Monitoring vitals at home between office visits
Do telemedicine and remote patient monitoring actually improve patient outcomes? Recent telemedicine studies say yes. A 2025 meta-analysis of 41 randomized controlled trials found that remote patient monitoring was associated with 19% lower odds of mortality and 22% lower odds
Remote blood pressure monitoring postpartum is a practical, evidence-backed way to protect new mothers during the weeks after delivery. This is a period clinicians increasingly call the fourth trimester. For patients who experienced a hypertensive disorder of pregnancy, blood pressure
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