We build remote patient monitoring stacks for hospital systems, home-health agencies, and connected-device manufacturers — covering BLE device pairing, telemetry ingest, threshold alerting, care-team dashboards, and reimbursement-ready CPT workflows.
An RPM platform that drops a reading is fine for telemetry. It's not fine for a heart-failure cohort. The hard part isn't connecting devices — it's being trustworthy enough that clinicians act on the alerts, and being defensible enough that payers reimburse the codes.
We start with device fidelity, network reliability, and reading-level audit. Alerting thresholds are clinician-defined and version-controlled. Reimbursement workflows are built to the CPT code definitions, not adapted afterwards. Cohort management and care-team dashboards come on top.
Production RPM in 12–16 weeks; CPT 99453/99454/99457 ready; integrated with the EHR via FHIR; surveyed-clinician trust over 4.5/5 by week 12 post-launch.
BLE pairing for BP, SpO2, glucose, weight, and ECG devices. Manufacturer-agnostic ingest with reading-level provenance.
Clinician-defined thresholds with versioned audit, escalation chains, and de-duplication to prevent alert fatigue.
Cohort-level views, drill-down to patient timelines, and shift handoff workflows with annotated context.
Workflows for CPT 99453 (setup), 99454 (device-supply), 99457 (treatment management), 99458 (additional time). Audit trail included.
Bi-directional FHIR R4 sync to Epic, Cerner, Athena, and other EHRs so RPM readings live in the chart.
iOS and Android companion app — device-pairing flows, education content, adherence nudges, and care-team messaging.