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Patient no-shows can be harmless at first, but they can create an enormous toll on the health care system when encountered daily. Just think of no-shows as the tip of the iceberg—it probably has more layers to it than we can imagine.

Chronic diseases require long-term treatment, which sometimes leads to financial strain and overall exhaustion. Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is one of these technologies, and studies show that its use has significantly reduced healthcare costs and made treatment easier for patients.

This is the right time to introduce telehealth to providers and patients in order to support the entire healthcare system. Telehealth increases access to healthcare providers, allowing people to receive better care closer to home, when they need it.

The consequences of COVID-19 have extended beyond the illness and emphasized the burdens of inequity, insurance coverage, and financial losses.

In Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM), everyone wins— not only healthcare providers and patients but the entire US healthcare system as well.

The next-generation RPM holds the key to changing the healthcare system into one that works better for patients and providers alike, with its ability to expand treatment into the home for all patients, including high-risk and high-acuity patients, and deliver a data-first approach to healthcare.