RPM Guides
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While RPM has the potential to revolutionize the healthcare industry, starting an RPM company requires careful consideration. One of the most significant decisions that executives must make is how to fund the business. While raising capital may seem like the obvious choice, in some cases it can actually hinder the company's scalability, flexibility and ultimately profitability in the long run. In this post, we will examine the different approaches to funding a Remote Patient Monitoring company, and how each approach can affect the long-term vision and growth trajectory.
Continue reading about Why Raising Money for RPM Companies Isn't Always a Good Thing
RPM technology allows physicians to track a patient's vital signs, symptoms, and medication adherence without requiring the patient to be physically present in the office. This not only provides patients with the convenience of receiving care from the comfort of their own home, but it also helps physicians to identify potential health concerns before they escalate into more serious issues.
Continue reading about Top 10 Remote Patient Monitoring Compliance Tips
In this mega-guide, we will break down every step of setting up a remote patient monitoring system in your practice and what that will look like for you. Your practice is a multifaceted machine, and many pieces have to align to make the transition into using remote patient monitoring a good one.
Continue reading about Setting up a Remote Patient Monitoring System | Accuhealth
How is Remote Patient Monitoring Used Today? Remote Patient Monitoring, or RPM has many applications within a large variety of healthcare fields. In the United States, providers are already putting RPM technology to effective use in the treatment of some of the country’s most prevalent conditions, such as diabetes, asthma, obesity, high blood pressure and many other high-occurrence diseases.
Continue reading about What is Remote Patient Monitoring Used For?
The all-in-one overview that answers all of your questions about remote patient monitoring, telehealth and how to implement it at your clinic or practice.
Continue reading about Telehealth & Remote Patient Monitoring: The Complete, Everything You Need to Know Guide
How the aging U.S. population is leading to an increase in remote patient monitoring. The number of Americans aged 65 or older will climb to more than 71 million by the year 2029, a projected 73% increase, according to the U.S. Census Bureau statistics. Born between 1946 and 1964, the aging of the Baby Boomer generation highlights the challenges the country faces in caring for an aging population.
Continue reading about Remote Patient Monitoring and the Influx of Baby BoomersJust click the link below to talk to a member of our sales team or to learn more about our Remote Patient Monitoring solution and get your clinic setup in under 24 hours.
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