A remote patient monitoring platform built around the workflow, not just the device
CareOS is a remote patient monitoring platform built around that workflow, not just the readings. Readings are the easy part. The hard part is the review, the follow-up and the documentation that turn a stream of numbers into coordinated care. CareOS organizes that work — alongside your other programs and your EHR.
A remote patient monitoring platform is a workflow, not a data feed
Plenty of tools can collect a blood-pressure reading. Far fewer help a care team decide what to do with it, record the time they spent, and connect it to everything else happening in the patient’s care. That gap — between data arriving and care being coordinated — is where RPM programs stall.
Readings, organized
Bring device readings into one place where the care team can see them in the context of the patient’s care — not in a separate silo.
Care-team review
Organize which readings need a person’s attention and keep the follow-up tasks visible so nothing is missed.
Monitoring time & documentation
Keep the team’s monitoring time and follow-up documentation together, ready for review.
RPM works better connected to CCM and PCM
A patient on RPM is rarely on RPM alone. They may also be in a CCM or PCM program, with a care plan that RPM readings should inform. When these run in separate tools, the care team loses the full picture. CareOS keeps RPM on the same workspace as every other program, so a reading connects to the care plan and the follow-up it should trigger.
What CareOS organizes for an RPM program
Enrollment & device setup
Get patients into the program with the requirements tracked from day one.
Reading intake
Bring readings into the workspace where the care team already works.
Review & follow-up
Surface what needs attention and keep the follow-up tasks organized and visible.
Time & documentation
Keep monitoring time and documentation together so program activity is easy to review.
Frequently asked questions
What does an RPM platform need beyond device data?
Device readings are only the start. A practice needs a workflow to review readings, decide on follow-up, document the care-team’s time and coordinate with the patient’s other programs — which is where CareOS focuses.
Does CareOS make clinical decisions from RPM readings?
No. CareOS helps surface and organize readings and follow-up for the care team to review. Clinical decisions, including any escalation, stay with your clinicians.
Can RPM and CCM run together in CareOS?
Yes. That’s a core reason CareOS exists — keeping every program on one connected workspace so RPM readings inform the same care plan the rest of the team is working from.
For the official Medicare list of remote monitoring and telehealth services, see CMS’s telehealth services list.
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Every reading reaches a real review, not just a dashboard.
RPM only works when someone looks at the data. CareOS surfaces readings by alert level so your team can review, follow up, and document the interaction — keeping the monitoring workflow organized end to end.
How the CareOS remote patient monitoring platform organizes readings
The CareOS remote patient monitoring platform brings each patient’s latest readings into one reading queue, with alert levels assigned by threshold and reviewed by the care team.
Readings show what happened; the care team decides what to do. Explore the CareOS platform or review patient progress intelligence.
Remote patient monitoring platform FAQ
Is CareOS a device vendor? No. The CareOS remote patient monitoring platform is device-agnostic; it organizes readings and follow-up rather than selling hardware.
Does CareOS act on readings automatically? No. Readings are surfaced for the care team to review; CareOS does not auto-act on them.