Remote Patient Monitoring

Provide better care by spotting deterioration sooner

Remote patient monitoring ensures healthcare teams have the information they need to identify and respond to potential health concerns earlier.

What makes Clinitouch stand out? It’s designed to monitor any condition - from COPD and hypertension to diabetes, mental health and more. With a powerful combination of questionnaires and health readings, Clinitouch gives clinicians a clear picture of someone's health - from any location.

Asthma COPD Diabetes Frailty Heart Failure HIV Hypertension Maternal Health Mental Health Oncology Palliative Care Pneumonia Pre/post surgery Tuberculosis & many more...

Getting patients the right care at the right time

No matter where you are in the world, ageing populations and rising cases of long-term conditions are putting more pressure on clinical teams. So, how can we change this? How can we innovate to make care more efficient for both patients and clinicians?

Clinitouch helps clinical teams prioritise the people who need urgent care while giving reassurance to those who are stable. By continuously collecting patient data, clinicians can make better-informed decisions, reduce avoidable (and costly!) hospital visits, and help people to get the care they need.

Results from our remote patient monitoring projects

We've got published evidence and real case studies that prove the impact of remote patient monitoring. With over a decade of experience working within the NHS - and now projects spanning five continents - we’re always looking to collaborate with partners to further grow our evidence base.

88 %

Saved in hospital bed day costs when using Clinitouch to remotely monitor patients at home

Swift et al, 2024

67.5 %

Reduction in unscheduled hospital admissions after implementing Clinitouch

Ghosh et al, 2016

77 years old

Average age of patients using Clinitouch to manage their health condition(s)

Date on file, 2024.

How Clinitouch helps to monitor patients across multiple conditions

Read more about why remote patient monitoring makes sense to help to free up capacity, improve patient outcomes and deliver cost-savings to health systems.

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BUSINESS CASE

Embracing remote patient monitoring makes business sense for African health insurers

By adopting RPM through health insurance services, we can not only improve patient outcomes but also cut costs and create stronger customer loyalty.

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VIRTUAL CARE

Why virtual care in Australia should expand beyond acute episodes

Why remote patient monitoring is important to stop patients from needing hospital-level care in the first place.

INTEROPERABILITY

Beyond the buzzword: what's the actual reality of interoperability?

What interoperability actually looks like in digital health projects.

What's the difference between remote patient monitoring and telemedicine?

We know digital health terms can get confusing, so what exactly is remote patient monitoring? If you're already using telemedicine to connect with patients, remote patient monitoring can be a powerful addition - helping you track their health between appointments and spot any concerns sooner.

Features

Telemedicine

Remote patient monitoring

Definition

Telemedicine delivers remote healthcare through real-time interactions, such as video calls, phone consultations, or secure messaging.

Regular, long-term collection of patient health data that enables clinical teams to monitor their patients effectively outside of clinical settings.

Primary purpose

Enables clinicians and patients to connect remotely for consultations – a digital, one-off appointment that’s usually reactive to a problem.

To support early detection of health issues, improve management of long-term conditions through more proactive care and provide better visibility of health trends. Bridges the gap in care between clinic visits.

Use case

Best for diagnosing acute conditions, follow-up appointments, and virtual consultations.

Best for chronic disease management and post-hospital monitoring.