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Our apps allow you to:

• Automate processes and consolidate the number of tools you use, so your care team can spend more quality time with patients.

• Track the performance of your program(s) to make data-driven decisions that allow you to continuously deliver the right care at the right time.

• Make your workload easier by getting a more holistic view of each patient—house all content, communications, and data in one place.

• Design your care plan without requiring developers, engineers, or specialists so you can focus on your care.

• Get the entire story of each person’s journey, including their assessment scores, needs, and communications in a centralized patient profile.

• Personalize contact methods to support patient preferences and strengthen relationships

Remote patient monitoring devices collect biometric data, including the following examples.

• Wearable mobile devices

  Wearable technology like smartwatches using cloud-based device configuration tools allows clinicians to customize the watch to be a dedicated RPM device. Sensors in the watch gather biometric data and transmit it to a platform, which streamlines the information for healthcare providers to interpret. A study conducted by Preventicefound the watch could reduce a significant percentage of unnecessary emergency room visits and outpatient visits.

• Patch-based sensors

  An example of a patch-based sensor is VitalPatch, an FDA-approved wearable biosensor that continuously gathers 8 types of biometric data — from electrocardiogram and heart rate to body posture and activity levels. This is one of many RPM devices that stream data to the patient’s smartphone and then to a platform clinicians can access at any time. At Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Massachusetts, these sensors helped reduce hospitalization costs by 52% and improved patient outcomes.

• Bluetooth biometric devices

  Customized RPM devices like Vivify Pathways connect customized tablets and Bluetooth-enabled biometric devices like blood pressure cuffs, weight scales, and glucometers. Patients use these devices to collect data and answer daily health questions on their tablets.

RPM providers offer a variety of collection methods that then securely transmit the patient data to a third-party HIPAA-compliant RPM platform. This platform analyzes the data and delivers it to clinicians via user-friendly dashboards with robust analytics. When they monitor patients between office visits, they can detect concerning trends in real-time and intervene before a patient requires hospitalization.