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“About 6 in 10 US adults live with a chronic disease, roughly 194 million people.” — CDC


The core RPM platform that ingests, stores, and routes patient readings from every connected device.
A remote patient monitoring app that keeps patients engaged, with patient onboarding simple enough for older users.
A dashboard where the care team sees a panel by risk, not a flat list of every patient reading.
Device-agnostic integration so every patient monitoring device from any vendor feeds one platform.
Real-time threshold and trend alerts tuned to cut noise, so a clinician sees the readings that matter.
Time and reading capture that supports RPM billing without staff logging it by hand.
Telehealth built in, so a concerning reading becomes a video visit without switching tools.
Analytics on monitoring data across the population, for patient outcomes and program performance.
Readings and alerts written back to the EHR, so RPM lives in the clinical record.
Patient portals that let patients see their own readings and stay in the loop.
Custom RPM software for a specific program, from diabetes monitoring to post-discharge care.
The whole RPM development program run as managed delivery, team extension, or a dedicated team.




“An estimated 85% to 99% of clinical alarms are false or clinically insignificant.” — The Joint Commission
















It is software that collects patient health data from a connected device at home and delivers it to a care team, so a clinician can monitor patient status between visits. An RPM system spans the device, a platform that stores and routes the data, and a clinician view with alerts and trends.
Telehealth is a live visit conducted remotely, while remote patient monitoring is the continuous collection of patient readings between visits. They work best together, so a concerning reading in the RPM platform can trigger a telehealth visit.
Yes. We build device-agnostic integration so a patient monitoring device from any manufacturer feeds one platform, over cellular or Bluetooth. This keeps your program from being locked to a single vendor’s hardware.
RPM reimbursement depends on tracked device readings and documented care time each month, measured per patient per month. The software captures both automatically as clinicians work, with an audit-ready trail, though we build the capture rather than provide billing advice.
We tune thresholds per patient, suppress duplicate and self-resolving alerts, and apply AI to separate real signals from noise. The goal is fewer, better real-time alerts, because a care team that stops trusting alerts stops using the system.
Yes. Readings and alerts are written back to the EHR through HL7 and FHIR, so RPM lives in the clinical record rather than a separate screen. A clinician sees monitoring data with the patient context needed to act.
A packaged product launches quickly but locks you to its devices, workflow, and a per-patient fee, while custom RPM software fits your care model and is yours as the program scales. Many programs outgrow a rented RPM system once patient volume rises.
Patient data is encrypted in transit and at rest from the device through to the clinician view, access is role-based and audit-logged, and each reading is traceable to its device. The RPM system is built to HIPAA compliance from the start.
AI on the vitals stream reduces false alarms, detects gradual trends a single threshold misses, and orders the care team’s queue by risk. Every AI model is documented and kept under human oversight, because a missed alert is a safety event.
By catching deterioration between visits, an RPM solution helps improve patient care and patient outcomes, and stronger patient engagement keeps patients on their program. Better patient experience and patient satisfaction follow when the app fits into daily life.
Patient safety depends on trustworthy alerts and accurate patient readings, so both are engineered first, and simple patient onboarding keeps patient compliance high. Every vital sign and reading is validated before it drives a clinical response.
The platform delivers monitoring services across each vital sign, plus medical data, clinical data, and health data from every monitoring device, unifying patient data across devices into one record. Clinical monitoring and remote care management run on that single source.
Yes. We build custom RPM solutions and custom RPM software development for a defined program, so remote patient monitoring solutions are tailored to your conditions. Patient monitoring software development projects start from your care model.
A remote patient monitoring device and other connected monitoring devices capture patient vitals, and the platform normalizes patient readings from all of them. A patient monitoring device from any vendor, and any rpm device you issue, feeds one view.
RPM extends healthcare services into the home, so a healthcare organization and its healthcare providers manage more patients without more visits. The result is healthcare solutions that improve patient care between appointments.
As a development company and software development company, we deliver development services and software development services end to end, or embed a development team alongside yours through team extension.
An RPM program supports chronic disease management for chronic conditions such as hypertension, heart failure, COPD, and diabetes, plus post-discharge and post-surgical care. The software is tailored to each vital sign and workflow the program tracks.
Cost depends on the number of devices and integrations, EHR and billing scope, and how much workflow and AI the program needs. A custom platform costs more up front than a rented product but avoids a growing per-patient fee, and a precise estimate follows discovery.
Yes. We handle remote patient monitoring app development for patients alongside the clinician dashboard and the platform, with onboarding designed for older and less tech-comfortable users so patient compliance stays high.