RPM Healthcare Survey Finds Remote Patient Monitoring Supports Chronic Care Without Greatly Increasing Provider Workload

Q3 2026 survey findings highlight manageable clinical workflows, dedicated Care Coach support, and streamlined patient enrollment.

NEWARK, NJ, UNITED STATES, October 23, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — As healthcare organizations work to meet growing chronic care needs while navigating staffing and resource constraints, new survey findings from RPM Healthcare suggest that remote patient monitoring (RPM), when paired with dedicated patient support, can help providers extend care beyond office visits without significantly increasing their workload.

According to RPM Healthcare’s Q3 2026 Provider Experience Survey, 77% of responding providers reported spending fewer than two additional hours per week on RPM-related activities or experiencing no additional workload, highlighting the potential for remote monitoring to integrate into existing clinical workflows.

Key survey findings include:

– 77% reported fewer than two additional hours of RPM-related work per week or no additional workload.
– 77% agreed that RPM Healthcare’s Care Coaches handle most patient concerns.
– 75% described patient enrollment as easy, including 50% who rated the process as very easy.

“Healthcare providers don’t need more data to manage. They need better ways to care for patients between visits,” said Fabrizio Gambino, President of RPM Healthcare. “Technology alone doesn’t solve that challenge. These findings reinforce the importance of pairing remote monitoring with dedicated clinical support so providers can stay connected to their patients without taking on unnecessary administrative work.”

Making Remote Monitoring Work for Providers

While remote patient monitoring offers greater visibility into patients’ health between appointments, its effectiveness also depends on patient engagement, consistent follow-up, and workflows that fit into daily clinical operations.

Through their Mission Control feature, RPM Healthcare combines connected monitoring devices with dedicated Care Coaches who help address patient concerns, encourage engagement, and support ongoing monitoring. This approach allows practices to expand chronic care services without having to manage every aspect of the monitoring process internally.

The survey findings underscore the value of this support model, particularly for healthcare organizations seeking to deliver more proactive care while balancing clinical and administrative responsibilities.

“Remote care should feel like an extension of the practice, not another responsibility placed on its staff,” Gambino added. “Our goal is to make it easier for providers to deliver proactive care while ensuring patients have the support they need between appointments.”

The Q3 2026 survey findings reflect RPM Healthcare’s continued commitment to improving the provider experience through accessible technology, dedicated patient support, and practical solutions for chronic disease management.

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About RPM Healthcare:

RPM Healthcare is a leader in Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM), delivering real-time health insights and proactive chronic care management. Our all-in-one platform empowers patients, enhances provider workflows, and improves clinical outcomes through connected devices, personalized care coaching, and data-driven interventions. For more information, please visit: rpmhealthcare.com

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