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The use of remote patient monitoring (RPM) has been proven to substantially improve blood pressure control and hypertension management, two of the leading causes of stroke.

Connected health technologies such as remote patient monitoring (RPM) play an essential role in the prevention and management of chronic diseases.

February is Heart Disease Awareness Month, and did you know that heart disease is the number one cause of death in the US? Not only is heart disease on the rise, but nearly half of all adults in the United States have some form of heart disease.

Dr. Kennedy detailed several key takeaways from the pandemic and how connected care solutions are driving more optimal health care delivery for high-risk seniors. Read the full article to discover the benefits of connected care and how these tools are helping to improve health outcomes while enabling independence for at-risk populations.

The key to ensuring a successful remote patient monitoring program is preparation, planning and partnering with the right telehealth provider.

Not only can a fall adversely impact an individual’s quality of life and independence but falls also have a tremendous effect on healthcare costs.

Many healthcare organizations, patients and providers have benefited from connected health technologies and their ability to expand access to care, support better disease management and reduce utilization costs associated with unnecessary hospitalizations.

RPM and telehealth solutions allow seniors to receive continuous monitoring and care from the comfort of their homes or outside traditional clinical settings.

Expanding access to quality care through connected health is a critical element and part of the effort toward reducing health disparities and addressing social determinants of health.