Remote patient monitoring can safely enable outpatient bispecific dosing for selected patients, but older or high-risk individuals may still require closer human oversight and structured support.

Data suggest that remote patient monitoring may support outpatient step-up dosing of bispecific antibodies by enabling earlier CRS detection.

Among pulmonologists surveyed, 84.62% reported current use of remote patient monitoring. By 2024, 81.8% pulmonologists plan to use this type of monitoring more. The use of remote patient monitoring ...

Remote monitoring is increasing as new reimbursement paths open up. But even the best programs are no guarantee of success.

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Hospitals have had success applying remote patient monitoring to chronic conditions to help track signs of a patient’s improving or worsening condition between medical appointments. Patients with ...

Regulators say Medicare needs more data and oversight to avoid fraud and misuse. Digital health advocates argue the service is still crucial for managing chronic conditions. In 2018, Medicare began ...

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University Hospitals recently announced the expansion of remote patient monitoring capabilities with the goals of enhancing patient safety, improving the patient experience, and increasing operational ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Remote patient monitoring for allergy and asthma treatment is here and will only grow in the ...

A recent article from Mayo Clinic President and CEO Gianrico Farrugia, M.D., offers a compelling glimpse of what that future ...