Remote Patient Monitoring Solutions

In cardiology, remote patient monitoring helps to monitor and manage patients with heart disease, outside of the traditional healthcare setting. Several wearable devices can track blood pressure, heart rate, rhythm rate, and activity levels. Based on continuous monitoring, the cardiologists are in a better position to suggest the medication, diet, exercise, or other lifestyle changes that could make the cardiac activities normal.

Another advantage of cardiology remote patient monitoring solutions is that they help in improving patient outcomes with early detection of potential problems. Since cardiac activities are consistently monitored, it helps the providers to offer personalized treatment plans that ensure better & quick outcomes. RPM tools also help to reduce hospitalizations and emergency department visits.

In the United States, COPD affects 15 million adults & half of those diagnosed are women. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is the fourth leading cause of death in the US, confirms the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

RPM devices are harnessed with sensors and modern technologies that help to collect and transmit data on patients’ oxygen levels, breathing levels, and necessary health vitals. For example, RPM solutions such as Smart Inhalers are patient adherence tools to manage problems such as COPD, Asthma, or pulmonary fibrosis. These remote patient monitoring solutions collaborate with telemedicine solutions that help patients & pulmonologists take informed decisions for treatment.

RPM devices along with telemedicine solutions allow pulmonologists to monitor patients remotely and call them for visits only when additional information is needed.

Endocrinology focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and management of disorders related to endocrine glands in the body. RPM solutions help in monitoring chronic conditions such as diabetes, osteoporosis, thyroid, etc.

In the United States, diabetes is the eighth leading cause of death, confirms the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). And diabetes is a chronic disorder that requires consistent tracking and measures to keep health under control.

RPM devices such as glucose monitors, bone density scanners, insulin pumps, etc. help track and maintain glucose levels. The real-time data is shared with providers for analysis that helps in providing precise treatment & diet plans, which is just right for the patient.