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In-person visits, while sometimes necessary, can feel burdensome for patients with diabetes due to the ongoing commitment the condition requires. Imagine if patients had the option to check their blood sugar levels at home. In this case, remote patient monitoring (RPM) offers a solution.HealthArc offers an RPM platform that improves connection and proactive engagement and reduces disruption in diabetes management for both patients and providers. What Is Diabetes Remote Patient Monitoring? RemotePatient Monitoring Diabetes RPM consists of using blood glucose meters that interface with the RPM system, which automatically captures and sends data to the relevant healthcare practitioners. With RPM technologies, healthcare providers can seamlessly track glucose levels from patients’ homes, rather than waiting for the next office visit. The benefits RPM offers include the following: l   Prompt and efficient reactions to irregularities in blood sugar levels. l   Reduced in-pe...

MTM, or Medication Therapy Management , is an organized service that is directed toward optimizing the use of medication, managing the therapy outcomes, and minimizing potential negative effects of medication. It was formed under the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003, and the goal was to make medication treatment as safe, as effective, and as appropriate as possible. MTM is patient-centric. With the help of pharmacists in the multidisciplinary team and through a proactive approach, MTM assists patients in managing their medications, especially those that require long-term treatment and those that are on complicated medication schedules. How is MTM Implemented in Real Life? The key features of MTM are five in number, namely, comprehensive medication review (CMR), personal medication record (PMR), medication- or therapy-related action plan (MAP), intervention or referral, and documentation alongside the intervention with follow-up. During the CMR,...

New healthcare technologies are improving access and efficiency in patient care, prompting an entire transformation in the industry. This revolution in healthcare relies on Digital Health Platforms, revolutionizing engagement between patients and healthcare professionals. Such platforms as Remote Patient Monitoring Applications or Healthcare SaaS Solutions, and many more, are invaluable to providing seamless care. Healthcare is certainly experiencing significant and progressive changes, including those mentioned earlier. What is the basis of these changes, and how will they affect the future of healthcare?   What is Digital Health Platforms? Digital health platforms are tech-empowered ecosystems that consolidate telehealth consultations, patient documents, and clinical records. Such platforms enable practitioners to manage patient data for precision medicine and therefore provide digital healthcare services more effectively. Unlike traditional models, these cloud-hosted plat...

Pricing for chronic care management (CCM) software can be complex and confusing. Between per-patient charges, flat fees, and revenue-sharing models, figuring out what you'll actually pay (and what you'll get in return) isn't always straightforward. But if you’re a practice managing patients with long-term conditions—like diabetes, hypertension, or heart failure—investing in the right CCM software can seriously streamline your operations and boost your Medicare reimbursements. So how do you make sure you’re getting your money’s worth? Let's review the common pricing structures that will be in use in 2025, the factors that affect the price, and how to avoid paying too much for features that you don't require or, worse, too little for something that has the potential to significantly improve your workflow. 1. Per-patient monthly payment This pricing model is the most widely used and simple. The number of patients you actively enroll in your CCM program deter...

As the healthcare climate continues to transform, Remote Health Monitoring (RHM) has emerged as a key pillar in managing chronic diseases, reducing hospital readmissions, and improving patient outcomes. Remote health monitoring companies have made significant inroads in facilitating this change by combining new technology and scalable care models to give providers, payers, and patients immediate access to health data and interventions. In this blog, we will discuss the best remote health monitoring companies showing up in 2025, their key products, and how these companies are pioneering the next frontier of virtual care. Why Remote Health Monitoring is More Important than Ever? The increasing incidence of chronic diseases, aging demographics, and rising costs of healthcare have all contributed to the growing demand for smart and accessible delivery of care. Remote health monitoring provides the means to: • Monitor vital signs and symptoms in real-time • Decrease the number of itchy...