Remote Patient Monitoring

Supporting Your Health from Home

Patients with hypertension, congestive heart failure or type 2 diabetes can stay connected with their health care team between visits by enrolling in Providence’s Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) program with Cadence.

Once enrolled, patients receive easy-to-use devices to take their vital signs. These readings are securely transmitted to the remote care team to monitor, assess and respond to in real time. In coordination with your Providence provider, the remote care team will proactively adjust medications and provide ongoing lifestyle education and coaching to ensure patients stay on track with their health goals.

Studies have shown that Remote Patient Monitoring can help improve chronic disease management, reduce hospital visits and support better health outcomes for patients.

Benefits

Remote Patient Monitoring helps you stay connected to your care team between visits, providing ongoing support and helping you manage your health with confidence.

Continuous support

Patients can call or text the care team 24/7 with questions about their health or when they feel unwell.

Personalized care

Daily monitoring helps spot changes in a patient’s condition early, so treatments can be adjusted in a timely manner to prevent complications or emergency room visits.

Avoided hospital visits

Patients enrolled in Providence’s RPM program are less likely to need a visit to urgent care or the emergency room for their chronic condition.

Patient Stories

Remote patient monitoring has really helped because I can see peak times when I might have elevated blood pressure and it's a way to manage those times better. View more

Bill Kaiser

Remote patient monitoring has really helped because I can see peak times when I might have elevated blood pressure and it's a way to manage those times better. View more

I'm 70 years old, but there's still a child in me and I want that kid to have fun.... It gives you Peace of Mind that there are a team of people that are thinking about you. View more

Bob Danley

I'm 70 years old, but there's still a child in me and I want that kid to have fun.... It gives you Peace of Mind that there are a team of people that are thinking about you. View more

The biggest change in my life is knowing that I'm here every day and knowing that I can get out and do the things I want to do. View more

Nellie Bishop

The biggest change in my life is knowing that I'm here every day and knowing that I can get out and do the things I want to do. View more