Midwest Health Monitoring uses the latest technology so physicians can check on patients between visits and make the best clinical decisions with access to the most current patient data.
of Medicare patients qualify for RPM
real-time patient data monitoring
Doctors always have access to the most current patient data — even between visits — so they can make the best possible clinical decisions.
We handle everything — from delivering pre-configured devices directly to the patients' homes, with full hands-on support.
We believe every patient, regardless of age or income level, deserves access to the best quality care. Midwest Health Monitoring facilitates RPM so doctors always have the data they need to make the most informed clinical decisions possible.
As a result, we’ve seen reduced hospitalizations and increased long-term prevention care — which means better outcomes for everyone.
Blood pressure control
87%
Medication adherence
79%
Reduced hospitalizations
42%
Patient engagement
93%
Prevention care increase
65%
We handle every step of the process so you can stay focused on patient care.
We configure your electronic medical record dashboard in your office — no IT headaches, no downtime.
We deliver pre-configured RPM equipment directly to patients and walk them through getting started.
Our clinical team reviews patient data daily and surfaces anything that needs your attention before it becomes urgent.
We stay with you every step of the way — handling compliance, documentation, and patient communication.
We provide the connected devices patients need to stay monitored
between visits — at no cost to your practice.
Our care team doesn’t just monitor — they close the loop. From health coaches to
triage nurses, we stay in active communication with every patient and make sure
providers are always in the know.
These are actual results from patients monitored through the Midwest
Health Monitoring RPM program.
“She was able to drop one of her blood pressure medications and is doing well.”
“We were able to discuss diet and exercise and communicate with his physician that his blood pressure needed more attention.”
“The patient is able to have peace of mind about her irregular heartbeat, which only requires monitoring now.”
Join Michigan and Indiana providers delivering better, more connected care.