Personalized, patient-guided care is the focal point of today’s health landscape. The goal is to improve patient satisfaction and engagement to promote better outcomes and authentic connections. But on your quest to make your patients as happy and healthy as possible, don’t forget to consider how remote patient monitoring (RPM) can help. Read more
In many discussions about remote patient monitoring (RPM), chronic pain management is left out of the mix. The complex nature of chronic pain means that no two patients experience it in the same way. This also means that finding effective treatment for each patient can be a challenge. That’s where RPM can help—it opens the door to personalized, at-home treatment and monitoring, supporting better management of chronic pain. Read more
Imagine being attuned to your patients’ evolving conditions without them leaving their homes. With Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) by CoachCare, nephrologists can monitor and treat individuals managing chronic kidney disease without the need for an office visit. Read more
As 2025 approaches, CMS is seeking feedback on proposed code adjustments and additions that would impact RPM, behavioral health services, and primary care billing. Read more
CoachCare has partnered with San Diego-based NXTSTIM (“Next Generation Stimulation Technologies”) to bring a groundbreaking commercial pain management solution to the market: the FDA-approved EcoAI device. Read more
Imagine a healthcare system that fits seamlessly into a patient’s daily routine. With the help of remote patient monitoring (RPM), you can transform this vision from hypothetical to reality. However, you’ll have to secure clinician buy-in and ensure patients participate. This process often raises an important question: how accurate is remote patient monitoring, and how can providers ensure they get the most reliable data possible? Let’s take a closer look. Read more
Since the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, the healthcare scene has become increasingly dominated by technology. One form of digital healthcare, remote patient monitoring (RPM), offers unique benefits to specialty providers, including neurologists. Let’s explore the unique benefits of using RPM for neurological disorders. Read more
Simply being pregnant carries some amount of risk for any individual, but a notable minority - around 15 percent worldwide - can be categorized as high-risk. There is no set of discreet, clearly defined criteria for high-risk pregnancy; it simply means that the individual, fetus(es), or both are at greater risk of pregnancy-related adverse health effects compared to the average pregnancy. Read more
The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated a trend in medicine and managed care that had been developing for years: telehealth. While there is often no substitute for in-person physical exams, trained patients have found success—and convenience—in monitoring certain aspects of their health with digital health products. Read more
You’ve done the research, put in the work, and are ready to launch a remote patient monitoring (RPM) program at your practice. Only one problem stands in your way: clinicians aren’t referring any patients! Securing clinician buy-in for remote patient monitoring can be tricky, but it’s an essential part of maximizing RPM patient referrals. Below, we explore what you can do to get everyone on your team excited about using RPM to support your patients. Read more