How it works
MedPulse One is a managed transitional-care service. We bring the devices, the care team and the operating process together, and run them for you.
After every reading
The same loop runs for every patient, every day. It is agreed with you before the first patient goes home.
A reading from home changes. The platform flags it.
Someone from the care team calls the patient.
The physician is brought in when it’s needed.
The practice and the hospital see the same record.
MedPulse One supports the operational, technology-enabled and patient-engagement work around your program. Concerns that need clinical review go to the appropriate licensed healthcare professional, within your organization’s protocols.
The patient journey
Six stages, one continuous experience. Each stage has an operational purpose and a meaning for the patient.
Identify patients who may be appropriate for available programs, based on your organization’s established clinical criteria.
Recognize who may benefit.
Reach out to patients and introduce the program and their next steps.
Begin with a clear conversation.
Support enrollment, device setup and onboarding.
Make the next step understandable.
Watch the readings that come in from home and keep patients engaged.
Stay in sight during recovery.
Route concerns that need clinical review to the appropriate licensed healthcare professional.
Get the right concern to the right person.
Record what happened and report on the program to support your operations.
Keep continuity for what comes next.
The platform
The platform is not the center of attention. It keeps the patient, the care team and your organization working from the same record.
Readings from devices such as blood pressure cuffs, glucose meters and scales flow into structured monitoring workflows.
Outreach, onboarding, education and follow-up keep patients informed and taking part throughout recovery.
Readings that need review reach the right person, with the context they need.
Calls, escalations and next steps are recorded to support continuity and program operations.
Connections to your existing systems are scoped with each client, according to your technology environment.
Patients and providers sign in through their own portals to see the information meant for them.
43%
of Medicare patients on remote monitoring didn’t receive all three parts: device setup, data transmission and treatment management.
Services
Each service is delivered with the technology, the people and the process behind it.
Awareness
Stay aware beyond the facility.
Connected devices — such as blood-pressure cuffs, glucose meters, and thermometers — share readings into structured monitoring workflows, with follow-up and escalation to appropriate clinical personnel.
Discuss Remote Patient MonitoringConnection
The human connection behind the technology.
Patients receive communication, guidance, follow-up, and a clear path to the right member of their care team throughout the transition home.
Discuss Patient EngagementContinuity
Keep long-term care moving between visits.
Ongoing patient engagement and care-management workflows that support patients living with chronic conditions between traditional office visits.
Discuss Chronic Care ManagementCoordination
The right context, reaching the right person.
Relevant patient information is organized and routed to the appropriate members of your care team, so handoffs stay clear and responsibility stays with your clinicians.
Discuss Care CoordinationWorking together
Every organization starts from a different place. We shape the program around your existing structure instead of asking you to adopt a new one.
We learn about your patient population, current workflow, technology environment and goals.
Together we define eligibility, communication, escalation and reporting.
Patients are introduced to the program, enrolled and set up with their devices.
Our team runs monitoring, engagement, documentation and reporting as the program grows.
Technology to see. People to act. A process that holds it together.
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