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What is Remote Patient Monitoring?
RPM refers to the recording and transmission of patient vital signs, biometrics, and disease-related data to a healthcare provider using medical devices and applications in the comfort of your home. RPM data are disease-specific and typically include measurements like blood oxygenation, sleep quality, blood glucose levels, blood pressure, heart rate, weight, respiration rate, etc.
Patients can collect data automatically with easy-to-use wearables and mobile apps. RPM is a complete healthcare support solution that allows care teams and patients to work together. The data can be viewed remotely every day, which provides better tracking, trending, reporting and improved care management.
Clinical experts can recognize any worrying trends or congratulate their patients when they successfully manage their chronic conditions. Care teams can schedule RPM telehealth video calls and message their patients. Thanks to an RPM system, managing disease becomes easier, more affordable, and more effective.
RPM helps Patients take better control of their health and live fuller lives
Who can use RPM?
RPM is continuous tracking that can be used for treating both acute and chronic conditions. It enables physicians/nurses to keep tabs on patients when in-person care is not possible or the patient needs information in-between clinic visits. This is a practical approach for anyone with ongoing care needs.
Your wearable device and monitoring may be covered by Medicare
If you have a circul+ ring already and are gaining useful insight into your health and sleep then you may be eligible to add remote patient monitoring service at little to no cost.
Remote Monitoring adds value and peace of mind for users and family members! By enrolling in RPM with circul,health’s clinical partner CareTalk Health, users will now have their data reviewed daily by a clinician. The knowledge and experience of clinicians is valuable in that your various readings will be looked at as a whole, and preventative interventions can be introduced sooner. Users will receive phone calls to proactively engage users when clinicians see activity that should be discussed. As well, users will have access to speak to a clinical resource 24 x 7 to ask questions and to seek clinical care. The best part is that clinical monitoring is a Medicare covered service for eligible members!
If you are interested in learning more and are currently covered by Medicare, complete this form:
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