How Can Customers Benefit?

Our services improve quality of care and patient experience while reducing health care costs

Canary Telehealth remote patient monitoring service can benefit many stakeholders in healthcare. Potential benefits include:

• Patients
—Better control over condition, which can help prevent complications
—Fewer acute episodes leading to hospitalization or trip to emergency room

• Health Plans
—Reduction in Hospitalizations and ER visits
—Reduction in Bed Days of Care
—Improved performance on quality care metrics

• Physicians
—Improved visibility between office visits
—Enhanced patient compliance

• Hospitals
—Reduction in 30-Day Readmissions
—Improved performance on quality care metrics
—Increased efficiency in outreach case management

• Employers
—Reduced healthcare costs
—Reduction in sick days

• Home Health Agencies
—Increased productivity of nurses
—Increased visibility between visits
—Decrease in patient readmissions, possibly enhancing value to referrers

• Hospice Agencies
—Increased productivity of nurses
—Increased visibility between visits

Why Remote Patient Monitoring?
Managing chronic conditions relies on patient self-management and behavior modification. It also depends on daily collection of data on patient status in the home. The use of technology to electronically capture and transmit data to care providers can facilitate rapid review of biometrics and enhance management of conditions between visits to a physician.

Which Patients Will Benefit?
Canary Telehealth remote patient monitoring services are designed for patients with chronic conditions that put them at high risk of hospitalization and complications if the condition is not sufficiently managed on a day-to-day basis. These conditions generally require at least daily measurement of related biometrics, lifestyle adjustments and/or adherence to a medication regimen, and periodic physician visits to monitor the condition or signs of emerging complications. Specifically, we monitor patients with:

• Chronic Heart Failure
• Diabetes
• Hypertension

• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder
• Asthma