Involving family caregivers in remote patient monitoring
Plan family caregiver involvement in RPM: patient permission, information sharing, access controls, documentation and backup workflows.
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Starting and running a program, and devices
RPM patient consent: what to capture and when
Build an RPM patient consent workflow with clear timing, retrievable records, patient explanations and staff handoffs. Includes CMS guidance.
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RPM patient onboarding: getting the first reading in week one
Use a week-one RPM patient onboarding checklist to connect the device, confirm the first reading and assign follow-up. Includes HHS and CMS guidance.
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Setting up a remote blood pressure monitoring program
Plan a remote blood pressure monitoring program with cuff setup, reading review, follow-up owners and documentation. Includes HHS and CMS sources.
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How to start an RPM program: a 90-day plan for a small practice
A small practice can start an RPM program by using the first 90 days to define responsibilities, test onboarding and review its records before expanding. Set a decision gate at the end of each stage, with an owner for every unfinished task. Your clinical lead should approve patient-selection criteria and clinical procedures before enrollment starts.
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RPM staffing: who does what when the work stays in-house
Plan an in-house RPM staffing model with clear responsibilities, coverage, workload review and a contingency plan for the proposed 2027 rules.
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Bluetooth or cellular RPM devices: a fair comparison
Compare Bluetooth and cellular RPM devices by phone access, connectivity, setup and support. PCL Health uses Bluetooth devices with its patient app.
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