We replace your facility's manual cuffs, oximeters, and scales with connected devices. Every reading transmits itself. A New Jersey physician watches the trends. Rising risks get caught before they become hospital transfers.
$0 COST TO THE FACILITY · NO NEW SOFTWARE FOR STAFF
Every vendor promises better outcomes. The difference is what they ask of the people doing the work at 7 AM on a short-staffed Tuesday.
Click through an ordinary Tuesday for one resident in Room 214.
An aide wraps the blood pressure cuff on the resident's arm, exactly as she has done every morning for years. The only difference she notices is the equipment feels newer. There is no tablet, no app, no barcode to scan.
Before the cuff is back on its hook, the reading has transmitted over the cellular network, timestamped itself, and joined the resident's 30-day trend. The system notes it is the third elevated reading this week and flags it for physician review.
Our supervising physician reviews the flagged trend alongside the resident's history, adjusts the medication order, and calls the unit to loop in your nursing team. This is the conversation that usually only happens after a fall or an ER visit.
By afternoon the intervention is documented and the care plan is updated. Weeks later, the trend line is flat. No 2 AM ambulance, no hospital readmission on your quality metrics, no family meeting about what went wrong.
Bring physician-supervised monitoring to your residents without adding cost or burden to your operation.
Extend continuous monitoring to your long-term care patients with a turnkey program that runs alongside your practice.
Nothing. The program is billed to Medicare under physician supervision, the same way a physician visit is. Your facility does not purchase devices, license software, or pay any fees.
None by design. Staff take vitals on the same schedule they already follow. The only change is the equipment in their hands: a connected cuff instead of a manual one. There is no app to open, no portal to log into, and no data entry.
Residents with Medicare Part B and a chronic condition that benefits from regular monitoring, such as hypertension, heart failure, COPD, or diabetes, are typically eligible. Our supervising physician confirms eligibility for each resident, and we handle consent and enrollment paperwork.
Yes. Remote patient monitoring is a Medicare-recognized service with defined requirements for devices, data collection, and physician review, and the program operates under the supervision of a licensed New Jersey physician. Data is handled in accordance with HIPAA.
No. The program runs month to month and either party can end it. If it is not working for your facility, the devices go back and your team returns to its previous equipment.
Concerning readings and trends are reviewed by the supervising physician, who coordinates directly with your nursing team on next steps. The goal is intervention inside the facility, not a reflexive call to send the resident out.
Pick a time and we will walk through enrollment, exactly what your staff will and will not do, and any clinical or billing questions. No preparation needed on your end.