A key aspect of controlling a patient’s issues with diabetes is to ensure the patient’s blood sugar remains at an acceptable level. Using Medek RPM’s Remote Patient Monitoring for Diabetes, a physician can quickly tell if a blood sugar level is of concern. By using Medek RPM’s Remote Patient Monitoring for Diabetes, patients receive an easy-to-use connected glucose meter monitored by Medek RPMs team of care specialists. Treating diabetes is not easy but staying connected through Medek RPM’s Remote Patient Monitoring for Diabetes makes it a bit easier.

Devices that can be used for COVID-19

Even though COVID-19 is not considered a chronic condition, Remote Patient Monitoring can be used to ensure a patient’s care is managed at home and not in the hospital. The best way to use that is through Medek RPM’s Remote Patient Monitoring for COVID-19 and its connected oximeter because of how COVID-19 affects the lungs. This high-tech oximeter is used like any other oximeter, attached to the finger, but automatically sends the readings to the Medek RPM team of care professionals. When a patient’s oxygen levels reach an unsatisfactory level, our team of medical professionals work with the patient’s physician to determine next steps.

Benefits of Medek Remote COVID-19 Patient Monitoring

One thing learned over the past year in working with COVID-19 patients is the best course of action is treatment at home. Only in emergency situations, should a patient go to the hospital. The best way to ensure a patient is treated at home is using Medek RPMs Remote Patient Monitoring for COVID-19 patients. Using this system, it’s easy for a patient to test their oxygen levels and have those results sent directly to the Medek RPM care professionals team. This eliminates the need for the COVID-19 patient to leave the house, reducing infections of others and bringing greater results to the health of people suffering from COVID-19.

How does Remote Patient
Monitoring work?

Remote Patient Monitoring program delivers cellular-connected medical devices (like Blood Pressure Cuffs, Weight Scales, and Blood Glucose Meters) to your patients so that they can take their measurements daily. Those measurements are then available to you, as the medical provider, to review for potential problems.