Glossary
RPMRemote Patient Monitoring
What is RPM (Remote Patient Monitoring)?
Remote patient monitoring is the collection of physiologic data — blood pressure, weight, glucose, oxygen saturation — from a patient at home using a connected device, reviewed by a clinical team between visits.
Why it matters
It makes the weeks between appointments visible. Most chronic-disease decisions turn on trend rather than on the single reading taken in a clinic room, and RPM is how that trend reaches the chart.
RPM
Defined here, run in practice.
It makes the weeks between appointments visible. Most chronic-disease decisions turn on trend rather than on the single reading taken in a clinic room, and RPM is how that trend reaches the chart.
Glossary
RPM in practice, not just in theory.
We build and run these programs. If you want to know what this looks like in a real clinic rather than a definition, ask.