MonitorCare helps physician groups and health systems deliver end-to-end remote monitoring and care management services that:
MonitorCare delivers structured, disease-focused remote monitoring programs aligned with established clinical guidelines. No Wi-Fi or Bluetooth setup needed.
Structured monitoring designed to detect early signs of deterioration and support timely intervention.
Designed in alignment with GOLD and American Thoracic Society (ATS) recommendations, this program supports early detection and intervention following discharge.
Patients are equipped with CGM (Continuous Glucose Monitoring) patches at discharge, enabling real-time insight into glucose trends and early intervention.
Gain timely insight into patient status through connected monitoring and structured follow-up workflows.
Support continuity of care across the patient journey, including post-discharge and chronic care management.
Keep patients connected to their care teams through education, outreach, and ongoing support.
Build programs that align with real clinical workflows, documentation needs, and payer program requirements.
Connected device-based physiologic monitoring for eligible patients.
Remote therapeutic monitoring for adherence and symptom tracking.
Ongoing support for patients living with multiple chronic conditions.
Condition-focused management for one serious chronic condition.
Structured follow-up during the post-discharge transition period.
Integrated patient engagement and care pathway support.
Healthcare organizations are under growing pressure to improve transitions of care, manage high-risk populations more effectively, and support patients between visits.
MonitorCare helps providers operationalize programs that strengthen patient connection, surface actionable information, and support earlier clinical follow-up when needed.
Connected Care Model
Supporting post-discharge monitoring and improving continuity of care at scale.
Learn more →Helping practices manage chronic and high-risk populations with operational efficiency.
Learn more →Extending care between visits for patients with ongoing monitoring and coordination needs.
Learn more →We combine program support, workflow execution, and patient engagement into one aligned service model.
From onboarding to ongoing monitoring — we support the full service lifecycle, not just the technology layer.
Our services fit the realities of provider operations, designed around how care teams actually work.
We approach implementation with awareness of documentation standards, payer rules, and patient consent requirements.
MonitorCare helps healthcare organizations operationalize scalable care programs that support patient engagement, care continuity, and day-to-day clinical visibility.
A connected service model designed to support both patients and providers throughout the care journey
Connected physiologic monitoring for eligible patients using device-generated data.
RPM uses connected devices to collect and transmit patient health data — such as blood pressure, glucose levels, weight, or oxygen saturation — enabling care teams to monitor patients outside of traditional clinical settings.
How MonitorCare supports it:
RPM programs can help care teams stay connected with patients managing ongoing conditions, providing timely data to inform clinical decision-making between office visits.
Monitoring therapeutic adherence, response, and patient-reported data for clinically eligible patients.
RTM captures non-physiologic data — including medication adherence, pain levels, and functional status — to support care teams managing patients with therapeutic and musculoskeletal needs.
How MonitorCare supports it:
Monthly structured support for patients managing multiple chronic conditions.
CCM provides ongoing care coordination and support services for patients with two or more chronic conditions, helping them stay engaged with their care plans and care teams between visits.
How MonitorCare supports it:
Condition-focused management support for patients with one serious chronic condition.
PCM offers intensive, focused care management for patients with a single high-complexity chronic condition, providing structured engagement and coordination specific to that condition.
How MonitorCare supports it:
Supporting patients during the critical transition period following hospital discharge.
TCM provides structured outreach and coordination support in the days and weeks following a hospital discharge, helping to reduce readmission risk and ensure patients reconnect with their care teams.
How MonitorCare supports it:
MonitorCare partners with organizations that need scalable, patient-centered support for remote monitoring, care coordination, and post-visit engagement.
Supporting patients after discharge, improving continuity of care, and reducing avoidable utilization while managing large, complex patient populations across multiple settings.
We help hospitals strengthen post-discharge monitoring and follow-up workflows so care teams can remain informed and responsive during critical transition periods.
Managing chronic and high-risk populations while maintaining quality outcomes and operational efficiency, often with limited staff capacity for ongoing patient outreach.
We help physician practices implement remote care and care management programs that support engagement, continuity, and workflow-aligned service delivery.
Specialty providers often manage patients with ongoing monitoring and coordination needs. MonitorCare supports specialty-focused workflows that help extend care between visits.
Whether managing patients with cardiovascular disease, metabolic conditions, or pulmonary needs, our services can be aligned to the specific requirements of your specialty environment.
MonitorCare can support organizations seeking a full-service operational partner for patient engagement, monitoring coordination, and workflow execution.
Whether you are building out a new care management division or looking to scale an existing program, MonitorCare provides the operational infrastructure to support your goals.
MonitorCare combines program support, workflow execution, patient engagement, and monitoring coordination to help healthcare organizations build and scale modern care management services.
We are not just a technology layer. We are an operational partner that supports the full service lifecycle of remote care programs.
From patient onboarding to monitoring workflows and care coordination, MonitorCare supports the full service lifecycle — not just the technology configuration.
Our services are designed to fit the realities of provider operations, not just software dashboards. We align with how care teams actually function day-to-day.
We help organizations support RPM, RTM, CCM, PCM, and TCM under one connected model — reducing the operational complexity of running multiple programs.
Strong remote care programs depend on patient participation. We help create a more supportive, connected patient experience that encourages ongoing engagement.
We approach implementation with awareness of documentation expectations, operational discipline, patient consent needs, and payer program requirements.
We begin by understanding your patient population, operational structure, and program objectives.
We work with your team to define the right service model and align workflows to your clinical and operational environment.
We help coordinate patient identification, consent, enrollment, and device setup to support a structured program launch.
Ongoing monitoring, patient outreach, alert handling, and care coordination are managed with operational discipline.
We support documentation workflows and help identify opportunities to improve program performance over time.
MonitorCare is built to support healthcare organizations in implementing programs thoughtfully and responsibly.
We recognize that successful remote monitoring and care management programs require alignment with clinical judgment, patient eligibility, documentation standards, payer rules, and appropriate legal and compliance review.
MonitorCare supports program operations and workflow execution. Clinical decision-making remains with the treating provider. All program implementation should be reviewed against applicable regulatory, payer, and legal requirements.
Whether you are exploring RPM, RTM, CCM, PCM, TCM, or a broader care coordination model, MonitorCare can help you evaluate the right approach for your organization.
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We take a consultative approach — every conversation starts with understanding your organization's specific needs and goals.
Every organization has different patient populations, clinical goals, and operational constraints. We take time to understand your situation before recommending any approach.
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