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Telehealth services became a crucial part of healthcare during the pandemic, allowing patients to meet with doctors from the safety and convenience of their homes. However, the expansion of federally funded telehealth visits is set to expire at the end of this year unless Congress acts. #telehealth #TelehealthLegislation

A bipartisan bill that would reduce Medicare's data collection requirement for billing remote patient monitoring (RPM) has been advanced through the House Energy and Commerce subcommittee on health for consideration by the full Energy and Commerce Committee.Changes in Remote Patient Monitoring Legislation

Senators Sheldon Whitehouse and Bill Cassidy have introduced a bill into the U.S. Senate that would provide PCPs with hybrid payments based on quality

Pharmacies Providing Primary Care: A Strategic Approach to Managing the Shortage of Primary Care Providers In recent years, the healthcare industry has grappled with a significant challenge: a growing shortage of primary care providers (PCPs) in the United States. This shortage threatens to undermine the accessibility and quality of healthcare services, particularly in underserved areas. #NationalCommunityPharmacistsAssociation #PharmacyBasedCare #VirtualCare

Mayo Clinic data shows 72.5 percent RPM Patient Compliance with care plan tasks and lowers readmission ratesIn recent years, remote patient monitoring (RPM) has emerged as a promising technology for improving patient outcomes in healthcare. #RPMPatientCompliance #VirtualCare

Remote Patient Monitoring For Senior Living - What to do with all that data? Healthcare providers — even senior care providers, can often be slow to adopt new technology — are increasingly buying into the use of remote patient monitoring tools #RemotePatientMonitoring #SeniorLiving

The Promise of Remote Patient Monitoring in Expanding Home-Based Care House Ways and Means Discusses Remote Patient Monitoring In a pivotal Ways and Means Committee hearing in Washington, D.C., the spotlight was on the profound impact of Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) and the broader initiative to provide healthcare at home.

Remote Patient Monitoring for FQHCs: Transforming High-Risk Patient Care Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) serve as a beacon of strength in the healthcare continuum, often providing care to underserved populations. With the integration of Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) technologies, these centers prevail in elevating patient care despite challenges. #FQHC #RemotePatientMonitoring

Revolutionizing Health Care: The Power of Retail-Provider PartnershipsIn the ever-evolving healthcare landscape, the intersection of retail consumerism and medical care is blazing a trail for unprecedented health service delivery models. Imagine merging the convenience of your local shopping experience with the sophistication of a healthcare system. #RetailHealthcare #VirtualCare

Remote Patient Monitoring For Senior Living - What to do with all that data? Healthcare providers — even senior care providers who can often be slow to adopt new technology — are increasingly buying into the use of remote patient monitoring tools. #RemotePatientMonitoring #SeniorLiving