Chronic care management companies, remote patient monitoring companies, and remote care providers of all types have existed in a landscape burdened by complexity and fragmentation. Each acts as a part of an interconnected system, but is still fundamentally siloed. There is no central collection of information, as there is in hospital settings with EMR and EHR systems. At least, there wasn’t before.
But just this month, three pioneers in the industry—Signallamp Health, Accuhealth, and Tellihealth Devices—have come together to form something greater than the sum of their parts: the new Tellihealth. A bold vision to make healthcare more personal, intelligent, and accessible for everyone.
And when we say 'everyone,' we mean administrators, leaders, providers, and, most importantly, patients.
This transformative merger marks more than a corporate consolidation. It signals a bold vision for the future of chronic care companies as a whole, where intelligent, personalized, and patient-centric support doesn’t just treat disease but helps people live better, fuller lives.
Each company brought something vital to the table:
Signallamp Health (now signalCCM): Known for its robust chronic care management (CCM) offering driven by real human relationships.
Accuhealth (now accuRPM): A leader in remote patient monitoring (RPM), providing real-time data and predictive insights.
Tellihealth Devices: Seamless tech integration delivers biometric data straight from the patient’s home.
Now united under one name, these formerly independent players are delivering a combined offering that reimagines how healthcare is delivered beyond the clinic walls. Patient care can be centered wholly on the patient, offering a single, intelligent ecosystem that blends hands-on nursing care with real-time biometric monitoring.
Tellihealth’s CEO, Asif Ahmad, puts it succinctly:
“You don’t leave your disease at the doctor’s office—you come home with it.” That simple insight drives the company's mission: to provide intelligent care, anywhere.
Over 100 million people are managing at least one chronic illness. These patients don’t just need checkups. They need ongoing support, real-time guidance, and a care team that sees the whole picture. That’s what Tellihealth delivers.
Care for chronic conditions doesn’t pause between appointments; it can’t for true success. Our tech-enabled care follows patients wherever they are, keeping them healthier, safer, and more connected every day.
Some might wonder whether a merger this large comes with growing pains. Asif is clear: this rebrand isn’t about undoing what worked—it’s about strengthening it.
Accuhealth’s RPM program continues under the name accuRPM. Signallamp’s CCM work evolves into a service deemed signalCCM. And Tellihealth devices remain best-in-class, now more tightly integrated than ever.
Nothing important is changing, except everything is getting better.
For existing partners, the experience remains consistent and dependable. For new clients, the message is simple: we can now offer a fully unified, fully supported solution—backed by scale, powered by intelligence, and delivered with compassion.
As everyone in and around healthcare knows, chronic care management isn’t a niche problem—it’s the crisis at the center of American healthcare. One in three people in the U.S. lives with a chronic condition, and for far too many, these conditions are debilitating. But they don’t have to be.
When CCM and RPM are combined, patients receive continuous support that addresses their real-life challenges. This means:
Chronic care isn’t episodic—it’s daily. And now, with Tellihealth’s model, care follows the patient instead of waiting for the patient to come to it.
One of the most exciting aspects of the merger is how seamlessly chronic care management and remote patient monitoring now work together under a single roof.
Picture a patient with diabetes. With Legacy Signallamp’s expert nursing staff, that patient receives regular CCM support, including medication reviews and symptom tracking. That staff is supported by regular readings from anywhere the patient goes (with Tellihealth’s RPM devices), and now the in-office provider can also monitor real-time blood sugar trends, oxygen levels, or blood pressure as well as trust a remote care team to back them up.
It’s not just efficient; it’s transformational.
Asif explains:
“You can’t color a masterpiece without knowing which color goes where. We give patients the color-by-numbers, so they’re not guessing anymore. We simplify their healthcare journey.”
Too often in healthcare, improving outcomes for one stakeholder—say, an administrator—creates burdens for another, like the patient or provider. Tellihealth breaks that mold by building a system that works for all three.
Patients benefit from simplified, intuitive tools that make managing their conditions feel doable, not overwhelming. Providers receive actionable data, integrated directly into existing systems. And administrators see better compliance, reduced costs, and improved satisfaction across the board.
The secret? Scale and specialization.
Tellihealth isn’t just delivering care—it’s customizing it. For example, the company has already launched a specialty program for nephrology, targeting patients with end-stage renal disease. These individuals face some of the highest healthcare costs in the system and often live with multiple comorbidities. With real-time vitals, structured nurse interactions, and personalized plans, Tellihealth is giving this high-need population a chance to stay healthier at home—where recovery and prevention are most effective.
Healthcare is notoriously complex. From scheduling appointments and tracking vitals to managing medications and navigating insurance, it often feels like an uphill battle—especially for the 100 million Americans living with one or more chronic conditions.
That’s why the new Tellihealth is built on four core values:
The vision isn’t to rebuild the healthcare system. It’s to improve what already works, scale it smartly, and simplify access so patients and providers can focus on care—not logistics.
Tellihealth is All-In for Everyone – Patients feel supported. Providers feel empowered. Organizations see real value.
Tellihealth’s approach is grounded in one powerful principle: simplicity scales, complexity fails. For too long, remote care has been fragmented—multiple vendors, disconnected systems, and burdensome workflows that confuse patients and exhaust providers.
Too often, providers juggle multiple vendors and fragmented systems for CCM and RPM. Patients are left confused, disengaged, or overlooked entirely.
Tellihealth removes the complexity. Our all-in-one platform delivers:
The result? A unified, intelligent care experience that empowers clinicians, engages patients, and supports better outcomes — all while reducing administrative burden.
Innovation in healthcare is often synonymous with disruption, but disruption doesn’t have to mean chaos. Tellihealth’s brand of disruption is thoughtful, precise, and deeply patient-first.
By developing its proprietary software platform, Evelyn, Tellihealth is carving out a space that legacy electronic medical record systems never addressed: the remote care record. This cloud-based solution doesn’t just house data—it transforms it into actionable insights that nurses, providers, and patients can use in real-time.
Asif explains:
“We’re not just doing remote care. We’re doing intelligent care, anywhere—at home, while traveling, at work—wherever the patient is. That’s a fundamental shift in how healthcare is delivered.”
Tellihealth helps healthcare organizations:
In the end, Tellihealth’s mission is deceptively simple: improve patient outcomes, simplify care delivery, and bring intelligence into every interaction.
But that simplicity is built on deep complexity—years of development, strategic mergers, and a relentless commitment to doing what’s right for the patient.
This isn’t change for the sake of change.
It’s change for the sake of better lives, healthier communities, and a future where managing a chronic disease doesn’t feel like a second job. The new Tellihealth isn’t just rebranding—it’s rewriting what’s possible in chronic care.
Chronic Care Management (CCM) involves regular, non-face-to-face clinical support for patients with multiple chronic conditions. Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) uses connected devices to track vitals and health data in real time. Together, they create a continuous care model.
Tellihealth combines nurse-led CCM services with real-time biometric monitoring (RPM) through connected devices. Both are delivered through a unified platform, with EHR integration and coordinated care plans.
Yes. Tellihealth’s signalCCM and accuRPM services are aligned with CMS billing codes and designed to help providers capture reimbursable revenue under chronic care and remote monitoring programs.
Patients with diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, COPD, ESRD, or multiple comorbidities benefit most — especially those at risk of hospitalization.