A recent study article in Annals of Internal Medicine showed that four factors impact the implementation of behavioral health integration initiatives. The researchers found four factors that influence the implementation of behavioral health integration initiatives. Here is a breakdown of each: 1. Personalized Approach to Behavioral Health Integration According to

Hypertension, dubbed as the “silent killer”, affects one out of every three adults. In reality, most people are either not doing enough to prevent heart disease or are genetically predisposed to it, which necessitates extra effort. Hypertension has since earned a bad reputation as a result of its alarming prevalence.

Our health has been placed under the spotlight in the past year, and it only makes sense to invest in your health. Even if you’re feeling mighty fine, it’s worth having your annual physical exam to ensure that your body is functioning as it should. An annual physical exam can

Throughout these trying and unpredictable times, one of the biggest challenges in medicine and patient care is remote patient monitoring. However, thanks to the RPM program, the gap between communication, engagement, and adherence has been somewhat filled.  Of course, just like most things, there is still plenty of room for

Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) is created to complement the Medicare Remote Physiological Monitoring (RPM) codes. If you are not quite familiar with RTM, it is specifically designed to assist patients who are using medical devices that collect information about non-physiological data such as respiratory and musculoskeletal system status. The RTM

In the first half of this series, we introduced the essential information you may need regarding Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM). We answered some frequently asked questions, but it hasn’t stopped there. Read on to learn more about RTM through this second part of the series! FAQ: Is RTM only used

Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) published the final rule for its new Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) codes, which are technically known as “Remote Therapeutic Monitoring/Treatment Management.” The new RTM codes went into effect last January 1, 2022. These new RTM codes, together with the existing Remote Patient Monitoring

Nowadays, we see the benefits of using remote patient monitoring systems and telehealth to improve healthcare delivery. And these innovations have the potential to aid in the better provision of mental health services as well. An Insufficient Number of Mental Health Practitioners One of the most prevalent barriers to treatment

Healthcare must be made more accessible in an age of information and digital communication. Physicians need cutting-edge technology and the best care management solutions that allow doctors and patients to take an active role in a patient’s health management. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is a health care delivery process that

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is an advanced health care process that helps patients, providers, and caregivers gather patient data compared to traditional health care delivery processes. The process shortens the time needed to deliver results, making diagnosis and patient assistance quicker than ever. In the ongoing pandemic, RPM is an