Remote Patient Monitoring Services for Connected Care
Cedar Health delivers Remote Patient Monitoring services designed to help healthcare providers extend care beyond the clinic. Through secure, real time health tracking, providers gain continuous visibility into patient conditions between appointments.
Proactive Care Through Real Time Data
Our Remote Patient Monitoring program equips patients with simple to use medical devices that capture vital health data from home. Measurements such as blood pressure, glucose levels, oxygen saturation, heart rate, and weight are transmitted securely to care teams for review.
This ongoing stream of actionable data allows clinicians to make informed decisions quickly. Instead of reacting to complications, providers can intervene early, adjust medications, reinforce care plans, and prevent unnecessary hospital visits.
Benefits of Remote Patient Monitoring
Early detection of clinical risk factors
Reduced emergency department utilization
Improved chronic disease management
Better adherence to treatment plans
Enhanced patient confidence and participation
Works With Your Existing Workflows
Cedar Health works closely with practices to ensure Remote Patient Monitoring integrates seamlessly into existing workflows. Our team supports implementation, device management, and ongoing program optimization.
When combined with Chronic Care Management and Reporting and Analytics services, Remote Patient Monitoring becomes a powerful tool for delivering value based care.
Remote Patient Monitoring FAQ
What is Remote Patient Monitoring?
Remote Patient Monitoring is a care model in which patients use connected medical devices at home to record vital signs such as blood pressure, weight, oxygen saturation, and blood glucose. The readings are transmitted securely to the care team, who review trends and intervene early when values move outside the expected range.
Who is eligible for Cedar Health's RPM program?
Patients with a chronic condition that benefits from ongoing measurement, such as hypertension, diabetes, congestive heart failure, or COPD, and who agree to take readings at home are typically eligible. Enrollment is ordered by the treating provider, and Medicare generally requires at least sixteen days of readings in a thirty day period for monthly billing.
What devices and conditions does Cedar Health support?
Cedar Health supplies cellular blood pressure monitors, weight scales, pulse oximeters, and blood glucose meters that transmit automatically with no phone or WiFi setup. These devices support hypertension, heart failure, diabetes, COPD, obesity, and post discharge recovery.
How does Remote Patient Monitoring billing work?
RPM is billed to Medicare and many commercial payers under CPT codes 99453 for setup and patient education, 99454 for device supply and data transmission, and 99457 and 99458 for care management time. Cedar Health tracks device compliance and clinical time so the practice can bill accurately.
How long does it take a practice to launch RPM?
Most practices launch within a few weeks. Cedar Health handles device fulfillment, patient onboarding, workflow design, and staff training, then supports the program with monthly reporting.