Accuhealth Remote Patient Monitoring Patients Avoid 10,000+ Hospital Visits in 2022
Dec 21, 2022
MCALLEN, Texas - December 21, 2022 - (Newswire.com)
Accuhealth today announced that its remote patient monitoring (RPM) program has successfully led to 10,064 hospital visits avoided in 2022, which has an estimated cost savings of $138 million based on the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' (CMS) published average cost of $13,600 per trip to the hospital for Medicare patients.
Accuhealth CEO Stephen Samson commented, "Over the last 12 months, we have achieved monumental change in the delivery of healthcare services. The proof is in our data - Accuhealth's RPM program enables providers to get ahead of negative health outcomes and keep hospital beds open for those with more critical needs. We have seen significant cost savings, proving that RPM benefits payers, healthcare providers and, most importantly, patients, who are now getting better and more consistent care."
Accuhealth's RPM program is a staple service for today's value-based care model, empowering physicians with the right tools and boosting efficiency for the healthcare system. Across the country, Accuhealth's RPM is reducing the burden on providers, improving patient outcomes, and providing proactive versus reactive healthcare, shifting the curve from manpower to data-driven healthcare. Accuhealth helps providers create a more efficient practice and generate better clinical care, leading to a significant improvement in the management of chronic diseases while minimizing barriers to care for patients who typically lack access and resources.
Qualified healthcare providers can visit www.accuhealth.tech to start enjoying the benefits of RPM today.
About Accuhealth
Accuhealth empowers physicians with the right data to stay ahead of negative health outcomes to keep patients healthy, happy, and out of the hospital. Founded in 2018, Accuhealth is a leading healthcare technology provider of turn-key remote patient monitoring solutions worldwide, providing hardware, software, and first-line 24/7/365 clinical monitoring to physicians with real-time vital information and AI-enhanced data. Accuhealth's services yield improved outcomes, increased patient satisfaction, reduced costs for payers, and increased revenue for clinics. Accuhealth's touchpoints as a service makes remote monitoring a breeze for providers, their patients, and clinical staff. Accuhealth offers remote patient monitoring and chronic care management made easy and done right. Visit www.accuhealth.tech for more information.
Contact Information:
Carla McCormick
PR Coordinator, Accuhealth
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(213) 270-1175
Press Release Service by Newswire.com
Original Source: Accuhealth Remote Patient Monitoring Patients Avoid 10,000+ Hospital Visits in 2022
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