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Physicians are facing a challenge in maintaining patient data efficiently, where it requires a lot of staff bandwidth to manage well. The common hurdles associated with CRM are staffing resources, physicians time to review the data, and higher fee-for-service reimbursement.

For physicians who have not yet implemented remote patient monitoring (RPM), one of the most challenging aspects is determining how to get started. But with mounting evidence of improved outcomes and patient satisfaction, along with new automation capabilities and turnkey RPM solutions that make it easy and clinically effective, practices should no longer hesitate.

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) has been gaining traction since the pandemic began. But how many medical practices are actually using it, how is it impacting patient care, and how will adoption rates change over the next few months? This report, based on a January 2022 survey of 100 practice leaders, has answers.

Remote monitoring is a critical component of patient care, but many remote monitoring programs fall short, with most engaging and connecting fewer than half of eligible patients. By implementing an effective program, practices and health systems can deliver on remote monitoring’s potential of engaging patients, improving outcomes, and enhancing revenue.