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Work with the leading supplier of medical grade remote monitoring solutions for patients living with chronic respiratory disease
Remote patient setup in less than 5 minutes
Monitoring 7 days/week from licensed RTs and RNs
Monthly check-in calls to drive patient engagement and education
Escalation to site for face to face or virtual visits when risk is identified
Up to $1500/patient/year in reimbursement using Remote Patient Monitoring codes
"Spire Remote Patient Monitoring is our second set of eyes as we strive to provide the highest quality care to patients that extends beyond office visits. Spire has helped us identify and diagnose many patient issues, such as infections and cardiac issues, before the patient knew there was something wrong. This has led to earlier intervention and better patient outcomes."
“I am pleased to offer Spire Remote Patient Monitoring to my patients. This service allows my practice to track their physiology in an effort to identify clinical deterioration early. Patients are sometimes contacted before they even recognize a problem. We have also found this service to enhance patient engagement in their own health. They are excited to see their activity level and progress.”
“Deploying Spire Remote Patient Monitoring at PCSI has been extremely easy - we were able to start enrolling and monitoring our patients almost immediately. Our entire team from Medical Assistants to Physicians have stressed how simple it is to identify at risk patients and log interactions, making everything from clinical care to billing seamless. We’d highly recommend Spire RPM.”
M. Holt, B. Yule, D. Jackson, M. Zhu and N. Moraveji, "Ambulatory monitoring of respiratory effort using a clothing-adhered biosensor," 2018 IEEE International Symposium on Medical Measurements and Applications (MeMeA), Rome, 2018, pp. 1-6.
Read More >N. Moraveji, P. Golz, J. Hollenbach, M. Holt and R. Murray, "Long-term, Ambulatory Respiratory Monitoring of COPD Patients using Garment-Adhered Sensors," 2019 IEEE International Symposium on Medical Measurements and Applications (MeMeA), Istanbul, Turkey, 2019, pp. 1-6.
Read More >Neema Moraveji, Richard Murray, Mark Holt, Joanne Hollenbach, Phil Golz, Maureen Crocker, Hadley White, Mark Phillips European Respiratory Journal 2019 54: PA5219.
Read More >Murray, R. K., Holt, M., Golz, P., & Moraveji, N. (2020). Pre-Hospitalization Notification Using Novelty Detection in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. In C40. PREDICTING OUTCOMES AND NEW THERAPIES IN CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE LUNG DISEASE (pp. A5062-A5062). American Thoracic Society.
Read More >Smith, E. N., Santoro, E., Moraveji, N., Susi, M., & Crum, A. J. (2020). Integrating wearables in stress management interventions: Promising evidence from a randomized trial. International Journal of Stress Management, 27(2), 172–182.
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Read MoreTo learn how the Spire RPM service can benefit your practice