Enrolling patients in the RPM program and provided with the necessary equipment such as wearable devices or sensors, along with instructions on how to use them. Patients are required to install software applications on smartphones or computers.

The Patient is required to use a remote patient monitoring device to collect vital health metrics such as blood pressure (BP), heart rate, weight, and other data using built-in sensors. This data is automatically transmitted to the provider’s CMS via wireless connectivity (like Bluetooth, cellular network, or Wifi).

The collected data will be transmitted to the centralized server or cloud-based platform where it is stored. RPM devices are HIPPA compliant, ensuring data are stored and transmitted safely.

Healthcare providers receive patients' health data and analyze them to identify trends, abnormalities, or potential health issues. Providers will adjust treatment plans based on patients' real-time data.

Healthcare professionals will receive alerts on abnormalities in patient's health data and intervene as necessary. This involves contacting patients for further assessments, adjusting medications, or recommending lifestyle moderations.

Patients will receive feedback on their health status based on the monitored data. Providers may schedule a follow-up appointment or adjust the monitor parameters based on the patient’s changing health conditions.