Leading Physician and Telehealth Pioneer Advises that Patients With Pulmonary Disorders Can Benefit From Remote Patient Monitoring Devices
Smart Meter's iPulseOx, the world's first cellular-enabled pulse oximeter, can help providers manage care for patients with COPD, asthma, long COVID, and other conditions
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The iPulseOx is a great tool for providers who want to track a patient's oxygen saturation level in real-time. The iPulseOx transmits via a cell chip and uses a dedicated and secure AT&T IoT network for sending a patient's oxygen saturation levels immediately after testing so healthcare providers can track trends in real time. The data can be viewed in Smart Meter's portals for patients and providers or can be integrated into almost any remote patient monitoring or electronic health record software.
"In the rapidly growing remote patient monitoring industry, pulse oximetry is still relatively new but extremely important based on the significant number of patients with pulmonary, cardiac and renal disorders for all of whom oxygenation levels are critical," said Dr.
The iPulseOx is small and lightweight and comes with a carrying pouch and a lanyard to help prevent patients from misplacing it. In addition, the iPulseOx is easy for anyone to use because there are no wires and all it takes is for the patient to turn the device on and to properly insert their finger to receive results in a matter of a few seconds.
Now serving more than 100,000 patients, Smart Meter is the leading supplier of cellular-enabled virtual care technologies that include the iGlucose, iBloodPressure, iPulseOx, iScale and SmartRPM cloud platform, as well as data, and services. Smart Meter's remote patient monitoring solutions are recognized as the standard for the RPM industry and are regarded for their high patient retention and satisfaction. The unique combination of reliable health data, patient-friendly devices, and platform integrations enable and enhance RPM, CCM, Employee Wellness,
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