Remote Patient Monitoring

Philadelphia Hospital Deploys Remote Patient Monitoring Senor in ICUs

by Anuja Vaidya

Temple University Hospital, located in Philadelphia, is implementing a remote patient monitoring sensor at the 100 beds within its intensive care units. Developed by medical technology company Masimo,...

Keeping Health Equity Top-of-Mind in Remote Patient Monitoring Programs

by Anuja Vaidya

Interest in home-based care is on the rise, spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic that resulted in health facilities becoming overwhelmed and struggling to ensure ongoing access to care. A key aspect of home-based care is remote patient...

Remote Monitoring, Telehealth Use Linked to Tighter Blood Pressure Control

by Anuja Vaidya

Telehealth services, combined with remote patient monitoring, helped boost engagement and blood pressure control among stroke survivors living in under-resourced communities, according to new...

NJ Health System Launches Hospital-at-Home Program

by Anuja Vaidya

Hackensack Meridian Health has established a hospital-at-home program at JFK University Medical Center in Edison, New Jersey. The program will enable the hospital to provide acute care for Medicare...

Mayo Clinic Hybrid Care Model Appears to Boost Patient Satisfaction

by Mark Melchionna

As providers figure out how telehealth can enhance care delivery following surgery, Mayo Clinic survey results published in the Annals of Medicine and Surgery shows that hybrid models are popular with...

NJ Clinicians Boost Access to Cardiac Care With Tele-Ultrasound System

by Victoria Bailey

Doctors at the Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital (RWJUH) have successfully tested a robotic tele-cardiac ultrasound system that leverages videoconferencing technology to perform remote diagnostic...

RPM 101: What Is Remote Patient Monitoring, Its Benefits, and Uses?

by Anuja Vaidya

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) though by no means a new care modality is evolving rapidly, spurred by the constraints of the COVID-19 pandemic and the corresponding regulatory push to expand access to care. In its simplest form, RPM...

Telehealth Maintained Care Quality for Type 2 Diabetics During Pandemic

by Victoria Bailey

Using telehealth for type 2 diabetes care during the COVID-19 pandemic helped maintain quality of care and led to better health outcomes for patients, compared to those who only utilized in-person...

Cigna’s MDLIVE Deploys Remote Patient Monitoring Program

by Anuja Vaidya

Health insurance giant Cigna, like its competitors Humana and UnitedHealthcare, is entering the remote patient monitoring (RPM) arena. MDLIVE, a virtual care provider that is part of Cigna's...

How FQHCs Are Standing Up, Sustaining Remote Patient Monitoring Programs

by Anuja Vaidya

Remote patient monitoring is growing in popularity in the U.S., especially since the COVID-19 pandemic restricted access to inpatient care. For many large health systems, the rising popularity of RPM has led them to expand or strengthen...

WVU Medicine to Deploy Virtual Diabetes Care App for Employees

by Anuja Vaidya

West Virginia University Health System, or WVU Medicine, is partnering with digital health company Virta Health to offer its virtual diabetes treatment to eligible employees in the state. With this...

Audio-Only Remote Patient Monitoring Boosts Access for Black Patients

by Victoria Bailey

Remote patient monitoring programs that offer telephone-based, audio-only monitoring in addition to application-based programs may help reduce barriers to care, particularly for Black and low-income...

FQHC to Use Remote Patient Monitoring to Improve Hypertension Care

by Victoria Bailey

A North Carolina-based federally qualified health center (FQHC) has partnered with a remote patient monitoring company that focuses on chronic disease management to help improve virtual hypertension...

Why Stanford Wants to Make CGM a Standard of Care for Diabetic Kids

by Anuja Vaidya

With interest in remote patient monitoring skyrocketing, providers are exploring the various uses of this technology for different conditions. One arena where it could be a game-changer? Management of type 1 diabetes among children. In...

Mayo, Kaiser Join $110M Funding Round for Hospital-at-Home Company

by Anuja Vaidya

Medically Home, a Boston-based company that operates acute care-at-home programs, has raised $110 million in a new funding round, which includes investments from the likes of Mayo Clinic and Kaiser...

Remote Patient Monitoring Finger Clip Can Help Monitor Blood Pressure

by Victoria Bailey

Engineers from the University of Missouri have created a prototype of a remote patient monitoring device that can noninvasively monitor an individual’s blood pressure. Providers can detect...

Wearable Sensor May Help Curb Opioid Relapses, Overdoses  

by Anuja Vaidya

Researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, Syracuse University and SUNY Upstate Medical University have collaborated to create a wireless sensor designed to prevent opioid relapses and...

Penn Gets $20M to Study Role of Remote Patient Monitoring for Alzheimer’s

by Victoria Bailey

Researchers from Philadelphia-based University of Pennsylvania have received a grant from the National Institute on Aging (NIA) that will help further their research about the use of remote patient...

Remote Patient Monitoring Lags in Detecting Pacemaker Battery Failure

by Victoria Bailey

Remote patient monitoring fell short in detecting manufacturing defects and premature battery depletion in cardiac rhythm management (CRM) devices, according to a case study published in Heart Rhythms...

Using Remote Patient Monitoring to Improve Quality Metrics, Experience

by Anuja Vaidya

Interest in remote patient monitoring (RPM) is on the rise, and this interest is not limited to large, well-resourced health systems alone. Even smaller medical groups and rural private practices are taking advantage of this care...

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