How Remote Patient Monitoring Apps Change Patient-Provider Relations
The rising demand for remote healthcare is fueled by several factors. Smartphones, health gadgets, wearables and other associated devices have made it easier than ever to gather and provide health data. Convenience is another major factor contributing to the surging demand. RPM apps allow patients to monitor their health at a time that’s convenient for them. With access to these apps, patients can reduce in-person appointments. Utilizing RPM apps begins with your doctors. They will assess your needs and recommend a monitoring tool that relays reliable health information about your condition. This may include vitals such as blood pressure, weight or, in the event of a diabetic, blood sugar levels.
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