Remote Patient Monitoring Can Reduce Acute Care Use

A recent study published in the BMJ Open, Does remote patient monitoring reduce acute care use? A systematic review, concluded that “RPM can reduce acute care use for patients with cardiovascular disease and COPD.”

In the review of 91 articles, the authors found that Remote Patient Monitoring “can reduce hospital admissions, length of stay and emergency presentation in around half of the interventions.”

As the authors state, more studies on the effectiveness of RPM are definitely needed, including on how the conclusions should be “considered alongside other benefits of RPM including increased quality of life and autonomy for patients.”

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Closing the Gap and Improving Connections with RPM 

Lyle Dennis, MD, Neurologist and Chief Medical Officer and Co-Founder of RPM Healthcare discusses provider challenges and how remote patient monitoring and care coaching services can assist providers in facing these challenges.

Care Coaching: The Heart of RPM Healthcare 

At RPM Healthcare, compassion is at the heart of what we do. Patients are welcomed into the RPM Healthcare family by care coaches (licensed nurses) that show compassion, understanding, assistance, and knowledge. Our care coaches become an integral part of the lives of the patients they serve and strongly believe in treating the patient, not the disease. 

Closing the Gap and Improving Connections with RPM 

Lyle Dennis, MD, Neurologist and Chief Medical Officer and Co-Founder of RPM Healthcare discusses provider challenges and how remote patient monitoring and care coaching services can assist providers in facing these challenges.

Care Coaching: The Heart of RPM Healthcare 

At RPM Healthcare, compassion is at the heart of what we do. Patients are welcomed into the RPM Healthcare family by care coaches (licensed nurses) that show compassion, understanding, assistance, and knowledge. Our care coaches become an integral part of the lives of the patients they serve and strongly believe in treating the patient, not the disease.