For Patients
Your Health, Monitored Every Day — Not Just at Office Visits
Midwest Health Monitoring works alongside your doctor to watch over your health between appointments, so small changes are caught early — before they become big problems.
What Is Remote Patient Monitoring?
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is a way for your doctor to keep an eye on your health from home — no extra office visits required.
When you join the program, you’ll receive a small device — such as a blood pressure cuff, a scale, a pulse oximeter, or a glucose meter — that fits easily into your daily routine. The device automatically sends your readings to a secure platform where our clinical team reviews them every day.
If anything looks concerning, we reach out to you — and if needed, we contact your doctor right away. Think of it as having a caring, watchful health coach available to you every single day.
Who Is This Program For?
The program is designed for people managing ongoing health conditions, with just a few examples being:
- High blood pressure (Hypertension) —Daily monitoring gives your doctor a much clearer picture than a single reading at an office visit, leading to better medication decisions and steadier control.
- Heart failure (Congestive HeartFailure) — Daily weight readings help catch dangerous fluid buildup days before symptoms become serious, often preventing a hospital stay.
- Diabetes —Regular glucose readings help you and your care team spot patterns, adjust treatment, and avoid dangerous highs and lows.
Your doctor’s office will let you know if you are a good candidate for the program.
What to Expect — Step by Step
Real Stories From Real Patients
These are real examples from our program. Patient details have been kept general to protect privacy.
Your Results — What Our Patients Experience
- 83% of patients with high blood pressure showed measurable improvement in their readings during the monitoring period.
- 63% reached their blood pressure target range — a goal that often takes years to achieve with standard office-based care alone.
- For patients with heart failure, the number of dangerous rapid weight-gain events fell by more than 50% within three months.
- For patients with diabetes, dangerous blood sugar events — both high and low — dropped by 76% within three months.
- Real-time monitoring helped our clinical team intervene before an ER visit or hospitalization was needed, on multiple documented occasions.
These are not just statistics. Each number represents a person who avoided a frightening health scare, stayed out of the hospital, and got to remain comfortably at home with their family.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The devices we provide use built-in cellular technology to send your readings automatically. You do not need a smartphone, a computer, Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth. If you can use a blood pressure cuff, you can use our devices.
Life happens — and missing a day is not a crisis. If we notice you have not taken a reading in a few days, your health coach may reach out to check in and make sure everything is okay.
Your readings are shared with your doctor and with our trained clinical team, who review them on your behalf. Your data is kept secure and private in accordance with HIPAA regulations. It is never sold or shared for advertising purposes.
Real people review your readings — our health coaches and registered nurses. If something warrants a call, a real person will reach out to you personally. You are never just a number in a computer system.
Yes. Participation is always voluntary. If you decide the program is not right for you, simply let us know and we will take care of everything, including returning or stopping the device.
The key difference is that with RPM, your readings do not just sit in a notebook — they are reviewed by trained clinical professionals every single day. Patterns are analyzed over weeks and months. And when something looks wrong, someone who knows what to look for acts. Self-monitoring is a great habit, but RPM adds a layer of expert oversight and a direct connection to your care team that makes all the difference.
Ready to Learn More?
Your doctor cares about how you're doing every day — not just on appointment days. Now they can.
If your doctor has recommended remote patient monitoring, or if you’d like to learn whether you qualify, reach out to us. We’d be happy to answer your questions and walk you through what to expect.
Contact us today — or ask your doctor about enrolling in the Midwest Health Monitoring program.
A patient in our heart failure program gained six pounds in a single day — a warning sign of dangerous fluid buildup. Our health coach spotted the change immediately and notified the patient's physician team. The patient was given their prescribed diuretic promptly, their fluid balance improved, and a hospitalization was avoided entirely.