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Remote Patient Monitoring
Your care doesn't stop when you leave the clinic. Our remote monitoring program keeps your care team connected to your health — every day, from home.
What Is Remote Patient Monitoring?
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) uses digital devices to collect health data — blood pressure, weight, blood glucose, and more — and transmit it securely to your care team in real time. Your providers can review your readings, identify trends, and intervene early if something changes.
For kidney disease patients, RPM is especially valuable. Small changes in blood pressure, fluid levels, or lab values can signal a serious problem — and catching them early makes all the difference.
How It Works
You Receive a Device Kit
We provide easy-to-use monitoring devices — blood pressure cuff, scale, pulse oximeter — configured and ready to use at home.
Take Daily Readings
Measure your vitals at the same time each day. Readings transmit automatically via Bluetooth or cellular — no smartphone required.
Your Team Reviews the Data
Our clinical team monitors your readings daily. Alerts are triggered if values fall outside your personal thresholds.
Early Intervention
If a concern is detected, your care team contacts you before a small issue becomes a serious one — often preventing hospitalizations.
What We Monitor
Benefits of RPM
Earlier Detection
Catch dangerous changes in blood pressure, fluid overload, or glucose before they become emergencies.
Fewer Hospitalizations
Studies show RPM reduces hospital admissions by up to 38% for chronic disease patients.
Care From Home
Reduce the number of in-person visits while staying just as connected to your care team.
Better Outcomes
Patients with RPM show improved blood pressure control, medication adherence, and overall health metrics.
Who Is It For?
Remote monitoring is available to our patients managing chronic conditions including:
Stay connected to your care — from home.
Ask us about enrolling in our remote monitoring program today.