Introducing Trumen's Remote Monitoring Program

Remote Patient Monitoring is now available through Trumen Physicians and Associates at several senior living facilities.
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What Is

Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM)

Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is a service that regularly and frequently collects, stores, and displays a growing archive of clinical patient (resident) data.

Practitioners have 24/7 access to the information and use it to improve the treatment and management of patients with chronic health conditions like hypertension, diabetes, or COPD.

Devices include common medical devices such as blood pressure cuffs, glucose monitors, or weight scales. All the patient (resident) must do is use the devices per practitioner's advice.

What Does RPM cost the patient (resident)?

The positive impact on patient (resident) health, safety, and quality of life in RPM directly lowers the total cost of care.

As a result, the service is reimbursed by payers, including Medicare and Medicaid.There is no cost (including copay) to the patient (resident) enrolled in the service.

Remote Patient Monitoring Benefits

Improved patient (resident) health and quality of life resulting from wellmanaged chronic conditions
24/7 monitoring provides an additional layer of patient (resident) safety and care
Fewer urgent health situations such as EMT visits, ER admission, or Hospitalization
No cost to patients (residents) who are enrolled through The Delaney
Actionable information to improve provider assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of chronic conditions
Fast and objective response to interventions (i.e., change of meds)
24/7 access to chronic condition information
Tighter control and management of chronic conditions – healthier patients

What can RPM track?

Remote patient monitoring can be used to track the following symptoms and conditions

Hypertension - High blood pressure
CHF - Congestive Heart Failure
Diabetes
Weight loss or gain
COPD - Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Sleep apnea
Weight loss or gain

How to start the RPM service?

The process is already in place. All a patient (resident) needs to do is contact their medical practitioner and express a desire (consent) to begin the service.

In some cases, a practitioner may recommend RPM to improve the treatment of a patient’s (resident’s) chronic condition.

In either case, once the patient (resident) consents to start RPM with a practitioner, the service will be ordered, configured, and installed, including training with the patient (resident).

To learn more about RPM, contact your facility director, medical practitioner, or Trumen Physicians & Associates.

Trumen Physicians & Associates 2626 South Loop West, Houston, TX 77054

Phone: (713) 796 9955

Website: trumengroup.com

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Why Choose Us ?

We are a recognized leader in post acute patient care and provider support and dedicated to offering the most advanced services to our patients.

Why is RPM offered?

Healthcare practitioners and payers, including Medicare and Medicaid, recognize RPM's positive impact on resident health, care, and safety. As a result, practitioners welcome the service, and payers reimburse for the service.