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Medicare and Medicaid patients with two or more chronic conditions that put their health at risk and worsen their quality of life are eligible for chronic care management (CCM) services. Managing chronic conditions can be challenging. However, chronic care management in 2024 continues to evolve with innovative technologies and a growing emphasis on patient-centered care. […]

In May 2023, the Office of Connected Care, VA Remote Patient Monitoring – Home Telehealth program received the 2023 FORUM Health IT Innovation Award, which honors programs that drive innovation and results in the federal health technology and consulting community. Indeed, the program is growing and driving compelling results, such as reducing hospital admissions and

In an era of technological advancements, remote health solutions have emerged as a transformative force, addressing healthcare disparities in remote and rural communities. With approximately 60 million people, or 20% of the U.S. population, residing in rural areas, accessible healthcare is paramount. This article explores the significant impact and potential of remote health technologies and

Pulse oximetry is widely used to measure the amount of peripheral oxygen saturation (SpO2) in a patient’s blood using a digital pulse oximeter. These medical devices are used in clinics, hospitals, home healthcare, and remote patient monitoring. Correct pulse oximeter placement is crucial for acquiring accurate blood oxygen saturation readings needed for appropriate clinical decision-making.

The growth of telehealth and value-based care represents linked forces for improving healthcare value and affordability for both patients and providers. This article discusses how telehealth and remote patient monitoring (RPM) create positive outcomes, reduce costs, and transform healthcare investment. The Rise of Telehealth and Value-Based Care Value-based care is part of a larger quality

As remote health adoption grows, organizations can leverage best practices in remote patient monitoring (RPM) to create efficient, engaging programs that benefit patients and providers. This article outlines key best practices for optimizing RPM workflow, technology, staffing, patient experience, data management, billing, and evaluating outsourcing options for long-term growth. 7 Remote Patient Monitoring Best Practices