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Remote Patient Monitoring in the Safety Net: What Payers and Providers Need to Know

Authors: Andrew Broderick, Valerie Steinmetz, Michael Benzinou, Sarah Carroll, and Hanna Helms

Publication Year: July 2021

Last Updated: July 2021

Journal: California Health Care Foundation

Keywords: Communication Technologies; Data Collection; Hardware; Information Technologies; Hypertension; Medicaid; Software

 

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This report was commissioned by the California Health Care Foundation (CHCF) to offer providers, payers, and policymakers basic information about Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) and its potential application in the safety net. The report is based on research conducted separately by Public Health Institute and AVIA, including literature searches, stakeholder interviews, and focus groups of safety-net patients and others. The report includes a landscape scan of some of the available tools geared to chronic condition management and case studies on solutions for hypertension management.

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