HealthLeaders Media March 25, 2024
Janet Simon and Gary Rothenberg

Two healthcare executives share their ideas on using remote patient monitoring to address critical gaps in care management and access

KEY TAKEAWAYS

– Healthcare organizations are launching remote patient monitoring programs to forge better connections with underserved populations who might not visit the doctor’s office or clinic.

– RPM programs give providers an opportunity to improve access to care and care management by enabling them to monitor a patient’s care at home and connect when needed.

– These programs can also help providers bridge societal gaps in care and address social determinants of health.

Editor’s note: Janet Simon is executive director of the New Mexico Podiatric Medical Association and a podiatric physician who has served Native Americans in New Mexico...

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