Connected Devices
Remote Patient Monitoring Devices
Eight categories of FDA-cleared, cellular-connected monitoring devices — blood pressure, weight, glucose, oxygen, lung function, temperature, continuous glucose and medication adherence. No apps, no Bluetooth pairing, no Wi-Fi. Readings reach one dashboard automatically and accumulate into one monthly billing record.
FDA-cleared devices
40+ devices supported
Device-agnostic platform
No Wi-Fi neededcellular, out of the box
4G cellular with 2G fallbackMulticarrier SIM connects on the strongest available network
Transmits in 150+ countriesMonitoring continues when patients travel
Shipped activatedProcurement, configuration, delivery and patient support included
Billing-ready recordsTransmission days and management time tracked per code
8Device categories
40+Connected devices supported
150+Countries covered
~30 daysTypical time to go live
The Device Family
Every Device, One Platform
A patient with heart failure and diabetes might carry a blood pressure monitor, a scale and a glucometer. On HealthArc that is one patient record, one dashboard, one care team and one monthly claim — not three vendor portals your staff has to reconcile.
Blood Pressure Monitors
Cellular-connected hypertension monitoring with three cuff sizes and one-touch operation.
RPM · 99454 View device
Glucometers
Cellular-connected diabetes monitoring with results in seconds and no app to install.
RPM · 99454 View device
Weight Scales
Step-on cellular weight monitoring with fluid-retention alerts for heart failure.
RPM · 99454 View device
Pulse Oximeters
Clinical-grade SpO₂ and pulse monitoring, reported in under 30 seconds.
RPM · 99454 View device
Continuous Glucose Monitors
Continuous glucose curves, time-in-range reporting and nocturnal low alerts.
CGM · 95249–51 View device
Spirometers
Home lung-function monitoring — FEV₁, FVC and peak flow trended against baseline.
RTM · 98976 View device
Thermometers
Connected temperature monitoring with per-patient fever thresholds.
RPM · 99454 View device
Medication Adherence Sensors
Objective dose-event records that turn missed doses into same-day outreach.
RTM · 98975 View device
Why Cellular
The Patients Who Need RPM Most Are the Ones Bluetooth Loses
Every device that needs a smartphone, an app account, a pairing sequence and a home Wi-Fi password quietly excludes part of your panel — and it is rarely a random part. It is the older, sicker, lower-income patients who stand to gain the most from being monitored.
Cellular devices remove every one of those requirements. The device ships activated with its own multicarrier SIM, connects on whichever network is strongest at the patient’s address, and transmits without the patient doing anything beyond taking the reading.
- No app, no pairing, no syncing — nothing to install and nothing to troubleshoot over the phone.
- 4G with 2G fallback — readings still transmit where coverage is marginal.
- Multicarrier SIM — connects on the strongest network rather than failing on one carrier’s dead spot.
- Works in 150+ countries — monitoring continues while patients travel.
- No transcription — readings are captured at the source, so nothing is mistyped or forgotten.
Zero patient setup
The most common reason RPM enrollment stalls is a device the patient cannot get working. Cellular devices arrive ready, which removes that failure mode entirely.
Encrypted end to end
Readings are encrypted in transit and at rest inside HIPAA-compliant, U.S.-based infrastructure, with a full audit trail per transmission.
Audit-ready by default
Because data is captured automatically and time-stamped, the documentation a payer or OIG audit asks for is a byproduct of the workflow rather than a separate task.
How It Works
Get Started in Minutes, Not Days
HealthArc handles the device logistics that usually consume a program launch — procurement, configuration, shipping, training and adherence support.
1
We ship the devices and train the patients
HealthArc sends cellular-connected devices directly to your patients and manages training, adherence follow-up and technical support, so your staff is not running a help desk.
2
Readings arrive automatically
Clinicians see daily vitals in one dashboard and get alerted on the trends that matter, with thresholds configured per patient and per condition rather than one global rule.
3
The platform tracks the billable month
HealthArc counts transmission days and management time against each code, updates the provider dashboard, and produces the monthly report your billing team needs.
4
Devices are yours from day one
Own your devices from the start and pay for them monthly, so a program launch does not require a large upfront hardware purchase.
Programs
Devices Are Half the Program
Hardware collects the data. Reimbursement comes from the program wrapped around it — the thresholds, the care-team time, the documentation and the codes. HealthArc runs both.
Remote Patient Monitoring
Physiologic data — blood pressure, weight, glucose, oxygen, temperature — billed under 99453, 99454, 99457 and 99458.
Remote Therapeutic Monitoring
Non-physiologic data including respiratory status and medication adherence, billed under 98975–98977, 98980 and 98981.
Chronic Care Management
Care coordination for patients with two or more chronic conditions, frequently run on the same panel as RPM.
Transitional Care Management
The 30 days after discharge, when weight, oxygen and temperature data prevent the most readmissions.
Medication Therapy Management
Pharmacist-led regimen review, strongest when paired with objective adherence data.
Revenue Calculator
Estimate what a device-enabled program is worth across your eligible panel before you commit to launching one.
By Specialty
Device Kits by Specialty and Condition
Which devices a program deploys depends on the panel. These are the pairings we see most often.
Primary Care
Cardiology
Nephrology
Endocrinology
Pulmonology
Pain Management
Hypertension
Diabetes
COPD
Weight Management
Evaluate before you commit. Not sure HealthArc is right for your practice? We will ship you a device so you can handle it, take readings and watch the data land in the dashboard yourself. Request a device.
FAQ
Remote Monitoring Device FAQs
The questions providers ask most when evaluating RPM hardware.
What remote patient monitoring devices does HealthArc provide?
Eight device categories: blood pressure monitors, weight scales, glucometers, pulse oximeters, continuous glucose monitors, spirometers, thermometers and medication adherence sensors. All are FDA-cleared, cellular connected, and report into one dashboard.
Do patients need Wi-Fi, a smartphone or an app?
No. Every device transmits over its own 4G cellular connection with 2G fallback and a multicarrier SIM. There is no app to install, no Bluetooth pairing, no Wi-Fi password and no account for the patient to create — which is what makes it possible to enroll patients who own neither a smartphone nor home broadband.
Are HealthArc devices FDA-cleared?
Yes. CMS requires that RPM devices meet the FDA definition of a medical device, and HealthArc supplies FDA-cleared devices for that reason. This is one of the first things to verify with any RPM vendor, since consumer-grade hardware does not satisfy the requirement.
Is HealthArc device-agnostic, or do we have to buy your hardware?
Device-agnostic. HealthArc supports 40+ connected devices, so compatible hardware you have already deployed can usually keep working. That matters if you are switching from another RPM vendor and do not want to re-ship an entire fleet.
Who handles shipping, setup and patient support?
HealthArc does. Devices are procured, configured, shipped to the patient and supported directly, including training and adherence follow-up. Devices arrive activated, so enrollment does not depend on your staff walking patients through a setup process.
How do devices transmit if a patient travels?
The cellular devices transmit in more than 150 countries, so monitoring continues if a patient travels or spends part of the year elsewhere.
Which CPT codes do the devices support?
Most physiologic devices support the RPM codes (99453 setup, 99454 device supply, 99457/99458 management time). Spirometers and medication adherence sensors are billed through RTM (98975, 98976, 98980, 98981), and continuous glucose monitors have their own codes (95249, 95250, 95251). See the CPT code library for current requirements.
Can we evaluate a device before committing?
Yes. We will ship a device so your team can handle it, take readings and see how the data arrives in the dashboard before you make a decision.
Ready When You Are
See the Devices and the Platform Together
- Handle a device before you commit — we will ship you one to evaluate
- See readings arrive, alert, and accumulate toward a billable month
- Keep compatible hardware you already own — we are device-agnostic
- Procurement, shipping, patient training and adherence support included
- Own your devices from day one and pay monthly
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