The future of healthcare is looking increasingly digital, with connected medical technology at the forefront of this transformation. This technology is not only set to improve patient care significantly but also presents new challenges that must be addressed to realize its full potential. The Dawn
As healthcare continues to evolve with technology, remote patient monitoring (RPM) remains a crucial topic of debate. The AMA's CPT Editorial Panel, the authority responsible for updating medical billing codes, has hit yet another impasse. The discussion around amending CPT codes to better
In an era where healthcare innovation is paramount, the emergence of remote pulse oximeters signifies a profound shift in patient monitoring and management. Particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, these devices have not only played a critical role but also underscored the importance of
The field of mobile health (mHealth) technology is on the brink of a revolution, holding the promise of transforming the healthcare industry by 2032. As we witness the convergence of healthcare services with innovative mobile technologies, we see a future where healthcare access is more
The global pandemic has accelerated the adoption of digital tools in healthcare, significantly influencing patient management and treatment processes. As the sector continues to evolve, wearables and monitoring devices have become quintessential in promoting proactive health management, thus aiding
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) has become a cornerstone of modern healthcare, leveraging digital technologies to monitor patients outside of traditional clinical settings. An essential component of value-based care, RPM enhances patient engagement, improves health outcomes, and reduces healthcare
