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RPM Is The New Standard Of Healthcare
RPM is the impetus for a much-needed transition from largely reactive healthcare practices to proactive healthcare strategies. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is a critical component of solving the United States' health crisis. The pandemic widened the gaps that already existed in traditional healthcare and drove a massive cultural change: Patients are now significantly more expectant of accessible healthcare solutions that don't require leaving home. We've learned two things since the start of the pandemic. First, a 2022 Commonwealth Fund survey found that over 40% of Americans are underserved when it comes to healthcare. Even those who are fortunate enough to have health insurance tend to be underinsured and still can't afford to have their needs met. Second, we know telehealth by itself is not enough to meet those needs.
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Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is crucial in transitioning from reactive to proactive healthcare strategies. The US healthcare crisis has been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to a higher demand for accessible and remote healthcare solutions. Over 40% of Americans are underserved in healthcare, even those with health insurance. Telehealth is insufficient as a standalone solution, and RPM offers a comprehensive approach to care that includes continuous monitoring, personalized interventions, and preventive measures. RPM has the potential to reduce healthcare costs and improve patient outcomes, making it an essential tool for proactive healthcare strategies.
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