KLAS: Remote patient monitoring reduces admissions, readmissions, ER visits

Here are eight clinical and financial outcomes, ranked by how frequently respondents said they improved during remote patient monitoring programs: 1. Reduced hospital admissions: 38 percent 2. Improved patient satisfaction: 25 percent 3. Reduced readmissions: 25 percent 4. Reduced emergency room visits: 25 percent 5. Quantified cost reductions: 17 percent 6. Improved medication compliance: 13…

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mHealth Study: Remote Monitoring Cuts Costs, Hospitalizations

A year-long remote monitoring program for patients with heart failure saved more than $8,000 per patient and reduced hospitalizations by more than 30 percent. The @Home study, conducted by Pennsylvania-based Capital Blue Cross and mHealth technology company Geneia, compared Blue Cross members equipped with Medtronic’s ZephyrLIFE home monitoring platform to a control group of non-monitored HF patients. The resulting reductions…

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