Cadence

In this week’s #MissionMonday Cadence patient Dwain Scruggs from Waynesville, North Carolina opens up about how the program has brought him comfort and security by having our clinical team monitor and communicate with him on a consistent basis. Cadence Care Team member Amanda Comp “takes very good care of me,” he shares. “She checks-in with me to find out what I’m doing, and if my weight’s up. She always gives me a call. She helps me when I have questions with my medicine, too.” Since enrolling with Cadence, Dwain has worked hard to lose weight and lead a healthier lifestyle. "I would tell people that if they're having problems with their system, [Cadence] is the best thing you can do. It's something that we should have had a long time ago." Thank you, Dwain, for sharing your experience! We're so inspired by positive stories like these.

Released today: New data shows Lifepoint Health®’s remote care program for hypertension and type 2 diabetes yields positive outcomes for patients in underserved communities. Over the past three years, patients in Lifepoint's RPM programs have achieved outcomes equal to or better than their urban counterparts, with 10% more rural patients reaching target blood glucose levels, for example. These successful clinical outcomes prove the transformative impact of remote patient care on these communities, and we will continue to advocate for equitable reimbursement to ensure this progress reaches all patients, regardless of location. Read more on Fierce Healthcare by Emma Beavins: https://lnkd.in/e5qcqYua And review Cadence and Lifepoint’s full data set here: https://lnkd.in/e-_5_EbF 

🚨 New product release! Today we are thrilled to introduce our next-generation monitoring devices, enhancing remote patient care with best-in-class cellular connectivity and patient-first design. Cadence now offers stronger cellular connectivity than any other remote monitoring offering in the U.S. by working with the major cellular networks. Our new devices are optimized for usability, especially for our older demographic, and require no set-up. For patients and providers, this means more reliable health data, better management, and improved clinical outcomes, particularly in underserved communities. In some rural markets, we found that over 20% of patients experienced connectivity issues with industry-standard devices. Our devices are designed to overcome these challenges, ensuring that all patients—regardless of their location—have access to a new and more proactive form of care. Learn more about our latest technology advancements at Cadence here: https://lnkd.in/eKcq2Kr5

In today’s #MissionMonday, we highlight the critical intervention of one of our Cadence Nurse Practitioners during an initial visit with a patient managing hypertension. During a review of the patient’s medical history, the NP discovered the patient had suffered a heart attack in May 2024, receiving a drug-eluting stent to their left anterior descending artery. The patient was discharged with a one-month supply of the medication needed, but when trying to refill it, the pharmacy informed them they were out of refills. What the patient didn’t know was that when undergoing dual antiplatelet therapy, combining aspirin and the medication is required for at least one year after drug eluting stent to prevent serious cardiovascular events. With no cardiology visit scheduled until next month, the Cadence NP acted quickly, getting a new prescription for the medication that day and potentially preventing a life-threatening situation. The referring provider expressed deep gratitude for the intervention. At Cadence, these kinds of proactive measures reinforce our mission to provide comprehensive, life-saving care for our patients every day.

At Cadence, we're advocating for a shift in language from "remote patient monitoring" to "remote patient care." This reflects a high-quality approach to care delivery– healthcare teams providing continuous patient management, not just tracking metrics. Shifting from symptom tracking to proactive care that ensures patients, particularly those with chronic conditions, receive the attention they need over time. Read more in a new piece in the Journal of Cardiac Failure. We'd love to hear your thoughts! https://lnkd.in/gsHM2nvY

New today! Modern Healthcare’s Gabriel Perna dives into what the leading health systems have learned building remote monitoring programs. RPM – or as we call it, remote patient care – is becoming essential for improving chronic disease management and reaching underserved populations. As Cadence CEO Chris Altchek shares with Perna: “It requires you to be good at technology, process and people. Doing all three together is where the success comes from.” Cadence provides the technology, processes, and dedicated clinical teams required for high-quality remote care, supporting everything from patient enrollment to real-time clinical decision-making. Our platform continually improves through data, experience, and learnings, making world-class clinical outcomes and personalized patient care available at scale. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/drJhk8nN

Learn more in Becker's Healthcare about our new partnership with Florida-based BayCare Health System and how we are working together to improve the quality and accessibility of care for patients with chronic conditions. We are proud to be enrolling Medicare patients into BayCare’s Connected Care program, with a focus toward improving the lives of thousands of patients in the year ahead. For more information about our technology and approach, please get in touch! https://lnkd.in/ef2V-EBG

💡 Remote patient monitoring → Remote patient CARE In a new article in the Journal of Cardiac Failure Drs. Marat Fudim, David I. Feldman and Ahmed Sayed discuss how the future of digital health lies in moving beyond just monitoring to a more holistic approach. Imagine dedicated external healthcare teams providing continuous patient management, not just tracking metrics. This shift from symptom tracking to proactive care ensures that patients, particularly those with chronic conditions, receive the attention they need over time. To make this approach scalable and accessible to a broader population, centralized entities such as Cadence will be essential. This is where digital health can truly revolutionize care—by making it sustainable for all. Dr. Fudim adds, “crucially, digital health technologies isn't about replacing in-person care. Instead, it complements traditional care by helping physicians focus on the most relevant clinical data over time, ensuring better patient outcomes. This approach is especially promising for those in rural or underserved areas, where access to traditional healthcare models can be limited. By enhancing remote care, we can bridge these gaps.” Read more in their latest JCF paper here: https://lnkd.in/gsHM2nvY

Today, we are thrilled to announce a new partnership with BayCare Health System, West Central Florida’s leading not-for-profit health care system, to provide proactive and preventive health care to seniors with chronic conditions throughout Florida’s Tampa Bay and West Central regions. The program will combine expert clinical teams with a robust technology platform to implement a remote patient care program outside of the clinic walls. Stephanie Conners, BayCare president and CEO, shared: “This partnership offers a comprehensive solution that elevates the quality of care for patients with chronic conditions and empowers them to embrace healthier lifestyles. It’s another example of BayCare’s commitment to bring care where you need it, when you need it, and how you need it.” BayCare is one of the country’s most forward-thinking health systems and we join in their commitment to enhance the well-being of their patients and the professional lives of their physicians, providers and team members through innovative care delivery solutions. Read more about our partnership here: https://lnkd.in/gu-F5JE4

Excited to be speaking alongside our partners Lifepoint Health® this Fall!