PCM

Principal Care Management serves the purpose of  providing special assistance to patients diagnosed with a single chronic condition or to make it possible for medical professionals to treat patients with many chronic diseases by concentrating just on one of them, unlike rpm services which keep the check of all vitals. Focusing on the patient’s chronic illness as soon as possible and providing tailored therapy to stabilize it is one of the main goals of PCM.

RTM

Remote Therapeutic Monitoring was developed to treat conditions using medical equipment to collect and transmit “non-physiological” patient data. To conduct data-driven treatment through training sessions or patient education, care providers and therapists use remote therapeutic monitoring to organize and manage data on the patient’s physical status, therapy, and medication adherence. Chronic respiratory disorders, like COPD, and musculoskeletal conditions, such as healing from surgery or injury, are among the medical conditions that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) have so far reimbursed. Health analysts anticipate CMS will increase the number of medicines covered by remote therapeutic monitoring.

HaH

Hospital-at-Home is a cutting-edge care model created to assist patients in receiving hospital-quality home healthcare. As a comprehensive alternative to acute hospital care, the hospital-at-home program treats older patients with acute diseases while enhancing the standard of care and patient outcomes. In contrast, rpm services are subjected to chronic management. Similar HaH patients have lower mortality rates and use fewer sedatives than hospitalized patients. The results are better functional results, greater patient satisfaction, and less caregiver stress.