Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM)

Remote Patient Monitoring allows your healthcare team to follow important health information while you are at home. Connected devices can securely transmit readings such as blood pressure, blood glucose, heart rate, weight, or oxygen levels, depending on your individual care needs.

RPM can help your provider identify meaningful changes, follow your progress, and provide additional support between office visits.

Remote monitoring may be helpful for patients managing chronic conditions such as:

• High blood pressure 
• Diabetes 
• Heart conditions 
• COPD and other respiratory conditions 
• Congestive heart failure 
• Other conditions that benefit from regular monitoring 

Your provider will determine whether RPM is appropriate based on your individual health needs.

If you are enrolled in RPM, you'll use a connected monitoring device appropriate for your care plan. Your readings are securely transmitted so your healthcare team can review the information and follow important trends over time.

Depending on your needs, your care team may use this information to follow your progress, discuss concerning changes, and make adjustments to your care plan when appropriate.

RPM gives your healthcare team additional information about how you're doing between appointments. Instead of relying only on measurements taken during an office visit, your provider can review health information collected while you're at home.

This can be especially useful for patients who need ongoing support managing chronic health conditions.

Remote Patient Monitoring is covered by Medicare for eligible patients. Many private insurance plans may also provide coverage for RPM services.

Coverage and patient costs can vary by plan and eligibility. Our team can help you determine whether Remote Patient Monitoring is covered under your insurance plan.