Blood pressure
A blood pressure workflow may support provider-directed tracking between visits. Device selection, measurement technique and transmission must be reviewed.
CONNECTED CARE & DEVICES
The right information. A clear path to your team.
A device is one part of the program. Patient education, information flow and defined follow-up bring the workflow together.
Care is a shared commitment.
START WITH THE WORKFLOW
Technology follows the care plan.
We discuss the readings and information your clinicians need, the systems already in place and the support patients may require. Device options and integrations are assessed during planning; a particular model, manufacturer or connection method is not assumed.
The categories below are examples of common physiologic measurements. They are not a product catalog or a promise that a device is included with a service.
UNDERSTANDING THE OPTIONS
Common measurements, thoughtfully connected.
Weight
Connected scales can form part of an appropriate monitoring plan. The clinical use, patient instructions and follow-up process need to be defined.
Blood glucose
A glucose-monitoring workflow needs a patient-specific clinical plan and technology appropriate to that plan. Compatibility and data access require assessment.
Oxygen saturation
Pulse oximetry may be considered for selected monitoring needs. Device suitability, interpretation and escalation remain clinical responsibilities.
BEFORE PATIENT ONBOARDING
Ask the practical questions first.
Connection & access
How will information move from the patient to the care team? What connectivity and access are required?
Patient support
Who teaches patients to use the selected tools, answers technical questions and follows up on participation?
Review & escalation
Who reviews information, when is it reviewed and how are concerns routed to the treating provider?
LET’S MOVE FORWARD
Let’s make room
for better care.
Tell us where your team needs support. We’ll explore the right next step together.