Remote Patient Monitoring provides continuous oversight for high‑risk patients using connected devices such as blood pressure cuffs, glucose meters, pulse oximeters, and digital scales. Readings are transmitted automatically and reviewed during structured monitoring windows, allowing early identification of worsening conditions before they become emergencies. RPM strengthens chronic disease management, supports safer medication adjustments, and reduces avoidable medevacs by catching problems early. Combined with telehealth and interior Alaska fly‑in clinic visits, RPM extends care into the home and keeps patients stable between clinic days.

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What we provide:

• Connected monitoring devices (BP, glucose, pulse ox, weight)

• Daily or scheduled data review by clinical staff

• Early‑warning alerts for concerning trends

• Telehealth follow‑up for medication adjustments or symptom changes

• Integration with fly‑in clinic care plans

• Documentation for chronic disease management and employer reporting (when applicable)

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Who it’s for:

• Patients with chronic conditions (diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, COPD)

• High‑risk individuals who frequently require follow‑up

• Community members with limited access to in‑person care

• Workers in remote operations who need ongoing monitoring between rotations

• Tribal communities seeking continuity of care between clinic days

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