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New York University Langone Health Study Finds 22% Return on Investment for Hypertension Remote Monitoring
Study on ROI of Remote Monitoring Published in Peer-Reviewed Journal
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Remote Patient Monitoring can help patients reduce their risk of hospitalization, ER visits and other acute care encounters: but only if the program is financially sustainable for the health systems that serve those patients.
New York University Langone Health published a peer-reviewed article on costs and return on investment for their RPM hypertension program. The program showed:
The results
22%
22% return on investment
$1.22
$1.22 earned for each $1 invested in program costs
55%
55% of enrolled patients submitting data for 16+ days each month
NYULH concluded that this return on investment was enough to keep the program running for its cardiology patients, giving them further access to care.
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