Remote patient monitoring (RPM) solutions include devices and software that enable the continuous monitoring and analysis of a patient's vitals and condition (blood pressure and glucose, oxygenation levels, heart rate, temperature, etc.) outside a conventional clinical setting. Itransition delivers custom software for all types of health data collection devices – from medical equipment to general-use fitness trackers – that helps providers to elevate the quality of medical assistance by securely collecting, storing, processing, and transferring patients’ health information.
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The major purpose of RPM software is to collect data on patients’ vital metrics and deliver it to medical professionals. However, modern patient monitoring platforms enable a much more robust functionality.
25+ years of healthcare software development
Ranked high in 2021 Execution Zone for Telemedicine and IoT by Zinnov Zones
HIPAA-compliant software development
Working experience with FDA classes II and III, and IEC 62304 classes A, B and C of medical devices
Competency in ICD-10 and CPT codification, as well as DICOM standards
RPM solutions have a complex architecture. However, it consists of the main structural blocks that support three groups of users: patients, healthcare organizations, and admins.
Most use cases for RPM solutions can be categorized by the care model they support, by the disease they help manage, and by the medical field they are used in.
There are many kinds of RPM apps and solutions on the market. Most of them can be categorized by the type of connected device or its function and the way it works with data.
IoMT connected devices
Exchange patients’ health information with the rest of the IoT medical devices inside the ecosystem
Application forms
Get information from questionnaires filled out by patients
Precision care apps
Prepare data for medical research and more personalized diagnostics and treatment
Telemedicine
Facilitate data exchange during doctor-patient communication
mHealth and lifestyle apps
Receive data from patient’s wearables or mobile applications
An experienced Itransition team is your reliable partner at any stage of your RPM software adoption journey.
Our experts help you build a holistic care environment. We assess your existing healthcare IT ecosystem, advise on the most suitable custom RPM solutions for your organization’s needs and resources, and create an optimized plan for their implementation. Our healthcare software development specialists also help you ensure regulatory compliance and adherence to security regulations, calculate the cost of the implementation process, and offer verified additional modules for integration with your RPM solution.
Itransition’s experienced engineers are ready to develop solutions for any type of RPM device according to your organization’s needs and integrate them with your other healthcare software and third-party applications. We employ development best practices, ensuring the solution’s security, compliance with industry regulations, and patient safety while using methodology best fitted for your case.
We handle data migration between any of your healthcare systems, built-in PRM device software, IoT gadgets, and other connected applications in a safe, secure and compliant way, mitigating the risks of data losses or contamination.
Our team can upgrade, extend, or rework your legacy solutions so that they fit your healthcare needs and become more secure and reliable. We are also here for you 24/7 to solve any issues with the software and are ready to monitor, analyze, and optimize its performance.
Our engineers have helped healthcare providers enhance their care services with specialized software that drives more value from RPM devices.
software suite
We developed asthma monitoring software that includes a web app, separate mobile apps for patients and clinicians, and a user management platform for a US startup that designs medical devices to help patients self-manage their asthma while reducing physical and emotional stress. Our team ensured the solution was developed in the shortest time frame possible, while covering all of the client's functionality requirements, as well as complying with HIPAA and applicable regional regulations on PHI processing.
faster case creation
In under six months, our team has delivered a solution that enables nurses from rural areas to collect sexual assault evidence. The app is connected to a lens-equipped medical device, a colposcope, that generates high-resolution videos and photos of a patient’s examined body parts. It also streamlines case creation, making the process quicker and more comfortable for the patient while complying with data security regulations.
While RPM solutions alone greatly benefit healthcare organizations and patients, their full potential is unlocked in an integrated healthcare IT ecosystem.
Expand your digital care services by enabling IoMT devices like drug delivery gadgets and virtual ward systems to take action automatically based on the readings from integrated RPM devices.
Remote patient monitoring systems have valuable advantages for patients, medical personnel, and healthcare organizations.
Our experts make sure to suggest the best approach and methodology for your case to make the implementation as smooth and cost-effective as possible. The entire process usually involves six main steps.
Planning
Design
Development
Testing
Deployment
Maintenance and support
We use a collection of modern tools and technologies which we continuously expand to cover our clients’ unique requests.
Backend: ASP.NET Core C# Ruby
Frontend: Angular React
Docker
Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
Omron API Fitbit API
Google Fit API
Azure + all varieties of their services (ex. Azure IoT)
AWS (Amazon Web Services) + all varieties of their services (ex. AWS IoT)
SQL Server Postgres MongoDB
Amazon DynamoDB Azure Cosmos DB Redis
SSIS (Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services)
We have compiled a list of questions most adopters of this technology have at the beginning of their journey and asked our experts to share their thoughts.