Are you planning to use remote monitoring software to manage patients with sleep disorders? If so, please read on. Sleep disorders, such as sleep apnea, insomnia, and restless leg syndrome can have a significant impact on a person’s overall health and well-being.
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) has emerged as a revolutionizing technology playing a crucial role in the diagnosis and management of sleep disorders, among chronically ill patients. It allows healthcare providers to track sleep patterns and insomnia symptoms outside of a traditional clinical setting.
In this blog, we will explore the benefits of RPM in monitoring sleep disorders and how it can lead to improved sleep quality and care delivery.
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ToggleRemote patient monitoring devices, such as wearable sensors and cellular devices, allow patients to track their sleep patterns, such as how many hours did they sleep, how deep the sleep was, and more in near real time. They do so by monitoring patients’ blood oxygen levels, heart rate, or heart rate variability
By analyzing the data collected from connected RPM devices, healthcare providers can identify abnormalities in a patient’s normal sleep patterns and make the right interventions in the treatment plan.
HealthArc is a leading advanced care management platform that provides reliable remote patient monitoring services to help healthcare providers in effective management of sleep disorders in their patients.
Our RPM platform allows healthcare providers in tracking patients’ sleep patterns and quality of sleep, resulting in more accurate diagnoses for sleep disorders and personalized treatment plans.
Not only this, we have a suite of easy to use cellular medical devices, such as heart rate monitor, pulse oximeter, and wearable devices that help in seamless tracking of sleep patterns. Our HIPAA compliant platform and SOC 2 security ensures both patient and provider communication remains secure.
Request a free demo or feel free to talk to our team at +201 885 5571 to learn how we can help you manage your patient’s sleep disorders with RPM.