Remote Patient Monitoring in Greenville & Surrounding Areas
Managing chronic conditions shouldn’t depend solely on office visits. Many important health changes happen between appointments and often before symptoms are noticeable. Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) allows your healthcare team to track key health measurements from the comfort of your home. Using simple, easy-to-use medical devices, we monitor vital data in real time so we can identify concerns early and respond quickly.
RPM helps patients stay safer, more supported, and more connected to their care team — without disrupting daily life!
What Is Remote Patient Monitoring?
Remote Patient Monitoring is a Medicare-approved service that uses medical devices to collect physiologic data from patients at home and securely transmit it to their healthcare provider. Unlike Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM), which tracks therapy adherence and symptoms, RPM focuses specifically on measurable vital signs and health metrics.
At Advanced Health, our RPM program monitors data such as:
- Weight
- Blood pressure
- Blood glucose
- Oxygen levels
- Lung function
- Body temperature
- Activity and heart rate trends
This ongoing monitoring allows us to detect patterns, identify risk, and intervene before small issues become serious complications.
Devices Used in Our RPM Program
Weight Scale – Helps monitor fluid retention and heart health
Blood Pressure Monitor – Tracks hypertension and cardiovascular risk
Glucometer – Monitors blood sugar levels for diabetes management
- Pulse Oximeter – Measures oxygen saturation levels
- Peak Flow Meter – Assesses lung function for asthma or COPD
- Infrared Thermometer – Detects early signs of infection or illness
- Smart Watch – Tracks heart rate trends, activity, and other health indicators
FAQs
Remote Patient Monitoring is often recommended for patients who:
Have high blood pressure
Live with diabetes
Have heart failure or heart disease
Manage COPD or asthma
Have frequent medication adjustments
Recently experienced hospitalization
Want additional oversight between visits
RPM is particularly valuable for seniors, but it is appropriate for adults of any age managing chronic conditions.
You take your readings at home using the provided device.
Data is securely transmitted to our clinical team.
We review readings on a regular basis.
If something changes or falls outside a safe range, we follow up promptly.
This allows us to adjust care plans proactively rather than reactively.
RPM does not replace your primary care visits, it strengthens them.
Yes. Remote Patient Monitoring is typically covered under Medicare Part B for eligible patients with qualifying conditions.
Medicare generally covers 80% of approved costs. Secondary insurance often covers the remaining portion. Our team will review coverage and explain any potential costs before enrollment.
Enrollment is voluntary, and patients may discontinue the service at any time.
Chronic conditions require consistency. Blood pressure doesn’t fluctuate only during office visits. Blood sugar changes daily. Weight shifts can signal early heart issues before symptoms appear.
Remote Patient Monitoring provides ongoing visibility into your health — helping us identify changes sooner, reduce emergency visits, and support better long-term outcomes.
Most importantly, it offers peace of mind.