Growth and Financial Outcomes of a Remote Physiologic Monitoring Service for Hypertension in the Primary Care Setting

Remote physiologic monitoring (RPM) presents a promising solution for hypertension management through efficient blood pressure monitoring outside of the traditional clinic setting utilizing monitors that transmit readings automatically to the healthcare team. Barriers to adoption of RPM include addressing the challenge of managing continuous streams of data, patient capability, and financial sustainability. The impacts of different RPM models on enrollment and financial outcomes are unknown.