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Remote Patient Monitoring

Daily vitals, captured at home and reviewed monthly — so changes in blood pressure, glucose, or weight are caught before they become a hospital visit.

What It Is

Vitals, monitored between visits

Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) uses connected devices to capture a patient's vitals from home — instead of a single snapshot at a quarterly visit, the provider gets an ongoing stream of readings, reviewed monthly and flagged the moment something looks off. CHMS manages the whole program: setup, patient education, monthly review, and CMS-compliant documentation.

Edan iM3 multi-parameter vitals monitor on a mobile stand

An example vitals monitoring station used to capture readings like blood pressure, SpO₂, and pulse.

Who Qualifies
  • Diabetes & hypertension
  • Congestive Heart Failure
  • Asthma & obesity
How It Works

Setup

Consent, device, and education.

Daily Use

Readings transmit automatically.

Review

Monthly clinical check-in.

Flag

Trends escalated fast.

Benefits
  • Fewer avoidable ER visits and readmissions
  • Consistent touchpoints between visits
  • Added, CMS-supported revenue

Staff Using This Device?

Find setup steps in our Quick Help Guide, or request a callback if you're stuck.

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Monthly care coordination for patients with two or more chronic conditions.

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Remote Therapeutic Monitoring

Therapy adherence tracking for MSK, respiratory, and behavioral conditions.

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