Introduction
Chronic diseases are a growing problem in the United States, with more than half of all Americans living with at least one chronic condition. Say’s Dr. Jon Kiev, and while medicine and technology have made great strides in managing these illnesses, they still require long-term care to manage symptoms, avoid complications and reduce hospitalizations. In recent years, remote patient monitoring has emerged as a promising tool in this effort.
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is a system that allows clinicians to view key health indicators and trends remotely.
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is a system that allows clinicians to view key health indicators and trends remotely. RPM can be used for chronic diseases that require long-term care and treatment, such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease and kidney disease.
Chronic diseases are typically treated with a combination of medication and lifestyle changes. The purpose of RPM is to make sure people stick with their prescribed treatment plan so they can live healthier lives.
RPM is useful for chronic diseases that require long-term care and treatment, such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease and kidney disease.
RPM is useful for chronic diseases that require long-term care and treatment, such as diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease and kidney disease. It can help you better manage your symptoms, avoid complications and reduce hospital stays.
The following are some examples of how RPM can benefit patients with chronic diseases:
- RPM helps you track daily activities like eating or sleeping patterns to help improve overall health outcomes by providing an objective assessment of how well a patient is adhering to treatment plans.
- If you have diabetes or another condition that requires frequent monitoring of blood sugar levels at home (such as through finger sticks), then RPM may be able to provide information about what foods are causing spikes in glucose levels so that adjustments can be made accordingly. This helps prevent dangerous fluctuations in blood sugars while reducing the need for frequent doctor visits or emergency room visits due to hypoglycemia (low blood sugar).
By providing real-time data on your care, RPM can help you better manage your symptoms, avoid complications and reduce hospital stays.
RPM can help you better manage your symptoms.
- By providing real-time data on your care, RPM can help you better manage your symptoms.
- This is especially important for people with chronic diseases like diabetes or heart disease because they’re often at risk for complications if they don’t get the right treatment in time.
Some studies have shown that RPM helps reduce hospitalizations by as much as 50 percent among patients with chronic illnesses.
RPM can help you manage your symptoms, avoid complications and reduce hospital stays. Some studies have shown that RPM helps reduce hospitalizations by as much as 50 percent among patients with chronic illnesses.
Conclusion
RPM is a valuable tool for patients with chronic diseases. It allows you to monitor your symptoms and take action before complications develop. This can help improve your quality of life and reduce the number of hospitalizations required for treatment.
