How Does Remote Therapeutic Monitoring Work?
Remote Therapeutic Monitoring uses digital health tools such as apps, wearable devices, or software platforms that patients use at home. These tools collect relevant data and transmit it securely to the provider’s system. The provider can then review the data and adjust the patient’s treatment plan as needed.

For example, a patient recovering from knee surgery might wear a device that tracks their range of motion and activity level. The provider can monitor their recovery progress without needing frequent in-person visits.

Key Components of RTM
Non-Physiological Data Collection
Medication adherence
Therapy progress
Pain levels or functional status
Use of Software or Devices
FDA-approved mobile apps
Wearable trackers
Smart rehabilitation tools
Clinical Monitoring by Qualified Professionals
Physical therapists, occupational therapists, or other qualified providers review the data regularly.
Benefits of Remote Therapeutic Monitoring
Improved Patient Outcomes: Timely data helps providers detect issues early and adjust care.
Greater Patient Engagement: Patients feel more involved in their treatment through digital tools.
Reduced Hospital Visits: RTM minimizes unnecessary in-person appointments.
Cost-Effective Care: Helps manage chronic conditions more efficiently.
Supports Preventative Care: Encourages proactive interventions based on trends in patient data.
Who Can Use RTM?
RTM is especially helpful for:

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