Remote patient monitoring for medical practices

Want to bring Remote Patient Monitoring to your practice?

Clare Senior Care helps your practice launch and manage remote patient monitoring with Smart Meter devices, patient onboarding, and ongoing program support.

For physicians, practice owners, and practice managers.

Connected care, beyond the office Remote patient monitoring illustration of an older adult taking a home blood pressure reading with a care coordinator

Connected readings. Coordinated care.

Smart Meter devices. Clare program support. Your clinical direction.
Your practiceClinical direction & treatment decisions
Clare Senior CareImplementation & program support
Smart MeterConnected monitoring devices

A program built around your workflow

Remote patient monitoring support for your practice.

A remote patient monitoring program takes coordination across your office, your patients, and the devices they use. Clare helps you plan how those pieces work together.

01 / PLAN

Remote monitoring program planning

Define your patient population, team responsibilities, and day-to-day workflow before getting started.

02 / INTRODUCE

Remote monitoring onboarding support

Coordinate program introductions and help patients understand what to expect and how to participate.

03 / CONNECT

Remote monitoring device setup

Help organize device delivery, setup guidance, and patient support for the equipment selected for your program.

04 / SUPPORT

Ongoing workflow support

Establish follow-up processes, escalation contacts, and communication between the program team and your practice.

Your proposal defines the services, staffing, and responsibilities included in your program. Learn more about Clare Senior Care and explore our care services.

Connected devices from Smart Meter

Make home readings part of the care conversation.

Cellular-connected devices can automatically send readings from a patient’s home to the monitoring platform used by the care team.

Depending on your program and the patient’s care plan, device options may include blood pressure monitors, glucose meters, scales, and pulse oximeters.

  • Automatic transmission of readings
  • Devices selected for your patient population
  • Setup guidance to help patients get started

Device selection, platform access, and cellular coverage are reviewed during program planning. Explore Smart Meter connected devices and CMS guidance on RPM.

Smart Meter remote patient monitoring devices, including blood pressure monitors, scales, a glucose meter, and a pulse oximeter

SMART METER DEVICE OPTIONS

Connected readings. Practical support.

Blood pressure
Connected blood pressure monitors

Blood glucose
Connected glucose meters

Weight
Connected scales

Oxygen saturation
Connected pulse oximeters

Equipment is selected to match the patient’s care plan and your program’s scope.

From first conversation to program launch

How to launch remote patient monitoring.

STEP 01

Tell us about your practice.

Share your specialty, patient population, current resources, and goals for remote monitoring.

STEP 02

Review your proposal.

Explore the recommended scope, device options, responsibilities, pricing, and implementation approach.

STEP 03

Prepare your team.

Agree on patient onboarding, communication, data access, and escalation workflows.

STEP 04

Launch and refine.

Begin with your selected patients and review the workflow together as the program develops.

Clear roles. Connected teams.

Your practice leads the care.

Your treating providers determine whether RPM is appropriate for each patient and retain responsibility for clinical decisions. The program is organized around that relationship.

Your practice

Determines clinical appropriateness, directs the care plan, and makes treatment decisions.

Clare Senior Care

Provides the implementation and ongoing support agreed in your service scope.

Smart Meter

Supplies the connected devices selected for the program.

Before you get started

Remote patient monitoring: questions from practices.

An initial conversation helps establish whether the program is a fit for your patients and your team.

Discuss your practice
What will be included in our proposal?

Your proposal outlines the recommended service scope, device options, implementation approach, responsibilities, and pricing for your practice.

Who makes clinical decisions?

Your treating providers retain responsibility for clinical decisions. Monitoring responsibilities, escalation workflows, and communication procedures are agreed before launch.

Which patients can participate?

Your treating provider determines whether RPM is medically appropriate. Patient participation also depends on program criteria, consent, and applicable insurance requirements.

Do patients need a smartphone or home Wi-Fi?

The Smart Meter cellular-connected devices described for this program transmit readings through a cellular connection. Device-specific requirements and coverage should be confirmed when selecting equipment.

Does the program include billing support?

Billing support, documentation responsibilities, and any related services need to be specified in your proposal. Reimbursement depends on the payer, services delivered, and applicable requirements; payment is not guaranteed.

How quickly can we get started?

The timeline depends on your program scope, team readiness, device availability, and workflow setup. A proposed rollout is discussed during planning.

Let’s explore the fit

What could RPM look like in your practice?

Tell us a little about your office. Start a conversation with Clare Senior Care about a program that fits your patients and your workflow.

  • 01 Discuss your practice’s needs and goals
  • 02 Explore devices and program support
  • 03 Review scope, responsibilities, and pricing

Request a proposal for your practice

Contact Clare Senior Care to discuss your RPM program. Please include your practice name, specialty, state, and the best way to reach you.

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Call 833-777-7876

Please do not include patient names, records, or other patient health information in your initial inquiry.