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Our full-service suite does 98% of the work associated with RPM—you simply tell us which patients you’d like to enroll, and we do everything else. However, if you want to adjust the workflow or workshare or process to meet your specific needs, we can do that.
If your organization lets BlueStar run the program, it can generate about $30 per patient per month in new profit.
Every organization is unique and there are no one-size-fits-all prices but we only get paid when you get reimbursed so it is always cashflow positive.
For an analysis of your specific organization, e-mail support@bluestartelehealth.com and we’ll send you one.
Listed below are some great articles and resources for those who want more info on telehealth technology for seniors and remote patient monitoring. (Click on the title to read.)
Provided by CMS.gov, this 7-page article is a great overview of medicare coverage and payment of virtual services.
This is part of a series of “playbooks” issued by the American Medical Association to help guide those venturing into telehealth.
Part of the AMA’s “playbook” series, the middle portion of this 100+ document focuses on RPM.
A list of frequently asked questions, provided by the American Medical Association.
This is an introductory guide on fee-for-service from the National Telehealth Policy Resource Center, which is part of the Center for Connected Health Policy.
This report is from the Committee on Technology from the President’s National Science and Technology Council.
This is a clinical study which demonstrated remote patient monitoring improving hypertension control from about 50% to over 90%.
This excellent guide was produced by AliveCor, and is probably the best overview we’ve seen. For more info, www.alivecor.com.
This January 2021 report from the Aging and Health Technology Watch provides an overview of the market, and lists nearly 100 emerging technologies.
A December 2020 report from the Aging and Health Technology Watch on how tech can better connect seniors with care.
Source: Laurie M. Orlov, Principal Analyst, Aging and Health Technology Watch
Source: Laurie M. Orlov, Principal Analyst, Aging and Health Technology Watch
