Impact of a Nationwide Remote Patient Care Hypertension Program on Clinical and Health Care Cost and Utilization Outcomes.

David I Feldman¹, Spencer Reynolds², Theodore Feldman², Randall Curnow², Eve Cunningham², Marat Fudim³

¹Department of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA; Cadence Solutions, Inc, New York, NY. Electronic address: difeldman@mgh.harvard.edu.

²Cadence Solutions, Inc, New York, NY.

³Department of Medicine, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC.

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Abstract

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate whether a remote patient care (RPC) hypertension program, which leverages remote patient monitoring and a technology-enabled, proactive care model, can not only improve clinical outcomes at scale for Medicare patients with hypertension but also reduce health care costs and utilization. PATIENTS AND METHODS: From February 1 2022 to October 31 2023, Medicare patients with hyp…

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