Remote Patient Monitoring Platform
Remote Patient Monitoring that Drives Outcomes
All RPM programs collect data.
CoachCare turns that data into meaningful care—combining connected monitoring, clinical workflows, and patient engagement to deliver consistent, connected care between visits.
The Challenge
Data Alone Does Not Improve Care
Most RPM programs stop at data collection.
Vitals are captured, dashboards are populated, and alerts are generated—but without consistent follow-through, outcomes don't improve.
The gap isn't technology. It's what happens after the data is collected.
What RPM Should Be
Monitoring Is Only the Starting Point
Effective RPM requires more than connected devices.
It requires a connected care model where data leads to action, patients stay engaged, and care teams know when and how to intervene.
That's how monitoring becomes meaningful care.
How We Deliver RPM
A Complete Connected Care Model for Delivering RPM at Scale
Connected Monitoring
Patients are equipped with CoachCare-provided, cellular-enabled devices that automatically capture and transmit key health data, including blood pressure, weight, glucose, and pulse oximetry.
Devices arrive pre-configured with minimal setup, helping to drive adoption and consistent data capture.
Data flows directly into care workflows without requiring manual input.
Clinical Workflows and Triage
Incoming data is continuously evaluated against practice-defined thresholds and care protocols.
Connected care teams are alerted when intervention is needed, ensuring changes in patient condition are addressed in real time.
Patient Engagement and Follow-Through
Monitoring alone is not enough.
CoachCare care managers consistently engage patients, reinforce adherence, provide education, and help ensure care plans are followed between visits.
EHR Integration and Documentation
Monitoring, outreach, and interventions are documented directly within the EHR. This ensures continuity of care while supporting compliance and reimbursement.
Results
Where RPM Delivers Real Impact
When monitoring, engagement, and clinical workflows work together, RPM becomes more than a reporting tool.
It becomes a driver of measurable clinical and operational outcomes.
Supporting Highlights:
- Earlier identification of patient deterioration
- Reduced emergency events and hospital visits
- Improved adherence to treatment plans
- Increased patient engagement and responsiveness
- Scalable care delivery without additional internal staff
How it Fits
Part of a Comprehensive Connected Care Model
RPM doesn't operate in isolation.
It works alongside CoachCare's care managers and programs such as CCM and PCM to create a complete, longitudinal approach to patient care.
Monitoring identifies change. Care management ensures it is addressed.
Together, they create one connected care model.
Reimbursement
Aligned with Reimbursement.
Driven by Better Care.
CoachCare supports the full range of RPM billing requirements—including device setup, data transmission, and ongoing clinical monitoring.
Our workflows ensure services are delivered consistently, documented accurately, and aligned with reimbursement expectations—without creating additional administrative burden for your team.
Common RPM CPT Codes Supported:
- 99453 - Initial patient setup and education
- 99454 - Device supply and data transmission
- 99457 - Clinical monitoring and care management (first 20 minutes)
- 99445 - Device supply and data transmission (2–15 days)
- 99458 - Additional clinical monitoring time
- 99470 - Clinical monitoring and care management (first 10–19 minutes)
All services are delivered and documented in alignment with CMS guidelines.
RPM Alone Does Not Improve Outcomes
Better connected care does.
