Many healthcare organizations are now turning to advanced Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) systems to reduce rehospitalization rates. For almost all types of at-home care, RPM is revolutionizing standard of care, while also lowering the burden on care teams, keeping costs in check, and dramatically reducing hospital readmissions.
As medical technology has advanced over the years, we now have the power to greatly improve patient outcomes by remotely collecting patient generated health data (PGHD). This power also presents a challenge to efficiency by requiring more resources to monitor and react to the incoming remote care data. Is there a way to win both worlds? Better outcomes without increasing, or even decreasing operational costs?
Collaboration will Provide Healthcare Organizations an End-to-End Solution for Early Identification and Improved Care for High-Risk Populations
Breakthrough Multicentered Study will Evaluate Efficacy of Digital Health Data Collection Outside the Clinic for Guideline-Directed Heart Failure Therapy