Remote Patient Monitoring in Colorado Springs
At Abundance Health Care, remote patient monitoring in Colorado Springs means your care team doesn’t have to wait for your next visit to catch a meaningful change. Using an at-home blood pressure monitor, glucose monitor, or pulse oximeter, eligible patients managing chronic conditions can share readings and get support when something needs attention.
Your Daily Numbers Can Tell a Bigger Story
Managing a chronic condition can mean checking your health regularly, remembering medications, making lifestyle changes, and trying to understand whether today’s reading is simply a number or a sign that something has changed.
RPM gives those measurements more context.
With a connected blood pressure monitor, blood glucose monitor, or pulse oximeter, in partnership with Telecare on a monthly basis, eligible patients can collect health information from home and transmit it for review. Over time, those readings can help create a clearer picture of what is happening between appointments.
What Does Remote Patient Monitoring Include?
In partnership with TeleCare, our RPM program in Colorado Springs is designed to support ongoing monitoring for eligible patients with certain health conditions and care needs. Here’s what it includes:
Blood Pressure Monitoring
For patients who need ongoing blood pressure tracking, an at-home blood pressure monitoring setup can make regular readings more convenient. Trends over time can give your care team useful information when evaluating your hypertension management.
Blood Glucose Monitoring
Patients managing diabetes or other blood sugar concerns may benefit from a blood glucose monitoring program in Colorado Springs. Regular readings can help you and your care team better understand how your glucose levels are changing over time.
Pulse Oximetry
For appropriate patients, a pulse oximeter can provide information about oxygen saturation and pulse rate from home. Monitoring these measurements may be useful when your care plan calls for closer observation.
Chronic Condition Monitoring
RPM can support ongoing monitoring for certain chronic conditions where regular health measurements provide meaningful information. Your individual care needs determine whether remote monitoring is appropriate for you.
How RPM Changes the Way We Care for You
Dr. Tasha can consider your readings alongside your symptoms, medical history, medications, and overall health to determine what may need attention. This can help make monitoring feel less like another responsibility and more like an active part of your care.
Instead of looking only at what your health looks like during an office visit, your care team can review information collected over time and consider what those changes may mean.
Measure From Home
You use an appropriate monitoring device to collect health information as part of your care plan.
Share the Information
Your readings can be transmitted through the remote monitoring system so they can be reviewed by your care team.
Watch for Meaningful Changes
Patterns and out-of-range alerts can help bring attention to readings that may need follow-up based on your monitoring plan.
Stay Connected
Through our TeleCare partnership, you’re contacted monthly to discuss your readings and receive condition education.
Adjust When Needed
When your readings or health circumstances change, your care plan can be reviewed and adjusted as appropriate.
Stay Connected to Your Health
Ready to make monitoring your health easier from home? Dr. Tasha offers remote patient monitoring in Colorado Springs for eligible patients, with convenient support for those managing chronic conditions, including patients across El Paso County and Colorado.
Call (720) 869-0547 or request an appointment to learn whether RPM may be right for you
Frequently Asked Questions
What is remote patient monitoring?
Remote patient monitoring (RPM) allows eligible patients to track certain health measurements at home while their care team reviews readings remotely.
What conditions can RPM help monitor?
RPM may support chronic condition monitoring for eligible patients, including conditions requiring regular blood pressure, blood glucose, or oxygen-level measurements.
What devices are used for remote patient monitoring?
Dr. Tasha provides the appropriate device for your care plan, a blood pressure monitor, blood glucose monitor, pulse oximeter, or other monitoring device, to collect your health readings.
What happens when my reading is out of range?
Out-of-range alerts can notify the care team when readings require attention, allowing them to review the information and determine appropriate follow-up.
Does Medicare cover remote patient monitoring?
Eligible patients may qualify for Medicare RPM services. Coverage and Medicare RPM billing requirements vary, so your care team can explain applicable options.
How often will I communicate with my care team?
Through our partnership with TeleCare, you’ll be contacted monthly to discuss your readings and receive education on your condition. Dr. Tasha is also contacted directly if any reading falls outside your given parameters.