Our remote patient monitoring program provides care teams with the tools they need to remotely track their patients’ health at home, collaborate with the patients’ doctors, and help detect problems before they lead to readmissions.

Providers assign patients to specific care protocols and interventions that are tailored to condition or acuity level, which can include measuring vital signs, completing surveys, watching educational videos, and participating in video visits with the virtual care team.

Using the Philips remote patient monitoring program to help people with psychiatric instability cope with and learn about their conditions, the Dartmouth Centers for Health and Aging have been able to:

• Achieve 70% participant adherence, with many participants reporting improved ability to self-manage psychiatric symptoms.

• Efficiently develop, personalize, and deploy clinical content for psychiatric libraries.

• Tailor the program to their target population and provide coordinated care.

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