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#MissionMonday: For Denise, 70, from South Range, Michigan, keeping up with her blood pressure used to be a challenge. Now, it’s second nature. "If I realize I haven’t checked my blood pressure or my weight, it stops me in my tracks—I go back and do it. It’s just part of my morning now." That consistency isn’t just reassuring for Denise – it gives her doctor real-time insights into her health. “He reviews my readings, and when I go in, he can see the improvement.” For patients managing chronic conditions, daily management makes a big difference. Real-time data supports better care, helping people feel safer and more independent in their health journey. Hear Denise’s story:

Clinicians, don’t miss this! Duke Heart is offering a continuing education webinar on Remote Patient Care: A New Era in Cardiovascular Disease Management. Learn from leading experts how remote care is transforming the management and delivery of cardiovascular disease, hypertension, and diabetes—while earning 2.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits. https://lnkd.in/eYh6TyWZ ?? On-demand through 3/3/2027 ?? Register here: https://lnkd.in/evMxWJsQ

?? What if the best care started in a patient's home? ?? ?? The way we manage chronic disease must evolve. With 10,000 baby boomers aging into Medicare daily and a growing clinician shortage, access to care can’t stay within four walls—we must meet patients where they are. My first week at Cadence has been filled with countless patient stories— proactive check-ins, medication titrations, closing care gaps, and motivating patients to care for their health. Each one met with a high-five ?? because we’re delivering better care where it matters most—at home. ?? A highlight was a fireside chat I moderated with Dr. Marat Fudim of Duke and Dr. Mark Carvalho, MD, MBA, CEO of Montage Medical Group, where 25+ health systems discussed the impact of remote care: ?? Patients prefer it. “They don’t want to come in just to check their blood pressure.” – Dr. Mark Carvalho ?? It pays for itself. “We’ve significantly reduced costs per patient by preventing hospitalizations." – Dr. Mark Carvalho ?? It’s more than tech. “Cadence delivers real clinical results by extending our team.” – Dr. Marat Fudim ?? Patients know we care. “I feel like with Cadence I have a team fighting for me." – Cadence patient At Cadence, we’re on a mission to care for 1 million patients by 2030, expanding access beyond clinic walls and into the homes and communities where patients need it most. Excited for the journey ahead! #RemoteCare #ChronicDiseaseManagement #HealthcareTransformation #DigitalHealth

#MissionMonday: "When you have the help you need, you can just keep going." Doris Thompson, 80, has always been independent. But managing her blood pressure has been a lifelong challenge. After experiencing fainting episodes last year, she now starts each morning by checking her blood pressure with Cadence — giving her insight into her health and confidence in her care. With support from her primary care physician Dr. jennifer earvolino at Rush University Medical Center and Cadence’s Care Team, Doris feels empowered: “If I have any difficulty, I can always call.” Remote Patient Care isn't just about numbers — it’s about people like Doris, who, with the right tools and support, can continue living life on their terms. ?? Listen to Doris' experience in her own words:

We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Eve Cunningham MD MBA has joined Cadence as Chief Medical Officer! A leader in virtual care, clinical AI, and care transformation, Dr. Cunningham has spent the last 20+ years driving impactful health system programs at scale, leading large multidisciplinary medical groups, and integrating AI into clinical care at three of the largest nonprofit health systems in the country. As Cadence’s CMO, she’ll help advance Cadence’s mission to redefine care delivery infrastructure, ease clinician burden, and deliver scalable, high-quality care for health systems nationwide. Hear first hand why Dr. Cunningham joined Cadence below – Let’s get to work! https://lnkd.in/eMURb4dJ

Last chance to register for this evening's not-to-miss webinar from the country's leading experts on Remote Patient Care --> ?? Learn how to integrate remote patient monitoring and virtual care into your practice ?? Stay updated on the latest guidelines ???? Explore new technologies transforming chronic disease management Register now and we'll see you tonight! https://lnkd.in/eKHvwWdP

A new paper in the American Journal of Medicine makes the case for high-quality Remote Patient Care as a cost-effective way to address chronic disease disparities in rural America. But outdated Medicare reimbursement models are holding it back. The problem: ?? The U.S. faces a shortage of up to 40,000 primary care physicians by 2036, disproportionately impacting rural areas. ?? Over 50 million Medicare beneficiaries manage chronic conditions like hypertension, diabetes, and heart failure, driving significant healthcare costs. ?? Despite the affordability of Remote Patient Care (~$600 per patient annually), Medicare reimbursement policies disincentivize its adoption, especially in rural communities. The call to action: ??Cadence is calling on Medicare to reform reimbursement models to reflect value-based care rather than outdated geographic payment differences. ??Ensure high standards for patient-provider relationships, 24/7 support, EHR integration, and measurable clinical outcomes. ??Expand access so all patients—regardless of location—can benefit from equitable, high-quality virtual care. "To deliver the same high-quality, virtual care for all patients, reimbursement should reflect the level of care being provided and not the geographic area where the patient lives," say the paper’s authors, Dr. David I. Feldman (Mass General) and Dr. Marat Fudim (Duke). Read more below and see full paper here: https://lnkd.in/eZPSqRR5 https://lnkd.in/e93piqsp

This week’s #MissionMonday highlights the provider’s perspective—how some physicians hesitate to adopt remote monitoring, fearing a loss of control or added administrative work. Dr. John Morrison of Lifepoint Health?’s FryeCare Cardiology shares his experience, emphasizing Cadence’s collaborative, team-based approach that helps triage patient concerns and ease his workload: “They leave concise notes regarding medication adjustments, flow charts with clinical data (BP, HR, and weight), and follow a vetted tiered process for upgrading their care and reach out to our office when needed. I don't get all of the calls from my sickest patients anymore and they are BETTER cared for because Cadence can respond a lot quicker than I can with a busy practice. When I see my patients back a few months later, they come in on good GDMT and feeling much better.” Dr. Morrison’s experience reflects what we strive for at Cadence—empowering providers with the support they need to deliver better care while reducing their workload.

Cadence is in good company! We’re honored to be included on this year’s Digital Health 100, the annual list published by Digital Health New York that celebrates the companies redefining what’s possible in healthcare innovation. See the full #DH100 list & more in the 2025 New York Healthcare Innovation Report: https://lnkd.in/gcUA3J7Q?

Primary care physicians are stretched thinner than ever, making it critical to find solutions that ease their burden while maintaining quality care. Dr. Mark Carvalho, MD, MBA, CEO of Montage Medical Group, highlights a stark reality: “Primary care doctors are at an absolute premium. We bring one in, and they almost immediately fill up with new patients because there's such a gap. So, any of the tools that we use, such as [remote patient monitoring], are offsetting office visits and creating capacity because we are never going to get there from a hiring perspective.” Montage is leveraging Cadence to offset office visits, reduce in-person patient volumes by up to 1,000 visits per year, and free up physician capacity—all while ensuring patients, particularly in rural areas with transportation barriers, continue to receive essential care. Read more in Modern Healthcare: https://lnkd.in/ebSvqsai We would love to hear from other healthcare leaders: How are you thinking about RPM’s role in expanding access and reducing strain on primary care?