Proof, not promises.

Results from patients in our remote care programs, shown with identifying details removed. Each patient had a named nurse, connected home monitoring and help with the barriers around their care.

5,000+specialty infusions and injections delivered, with zero adverse reactions

0hospital admissions in 21 months for a patient who had been admitted about twice a year

11.5% → 7.5%HbA1c in eight months for a patient with uncontrolled diabetes

3hospitalizations avoided for a patient with COPD, heart disease and diabetes

Case studies

Commercial plan, 8 months

Uncontrolled diabetes and metabolic syndrome

Eleven chronic conditions, no preventive screening in ten years, and a diabetes medication she couldn't afford on a high-deductible plan. We enrolled her in manufacturer copay support, set up a connected glucometer, blood pressure cuff and scale, and worked with her PCP and endocrinologist on nutrition and medication.

	Start	After
HbA1c	11.5%	7.5%
Triglycerides	793	188
Total cholesterol	235	165
Blood pressure	150/78	116–130/70s
Weight	202 lb	182 lb

One ER visit and four unplanned office visits avoided. Readings on 27 days a month on average.

Traditional Medicare, 21 months

Heart failure and severe COPD

Ten chronic conditions, 17 medications and an ER-to-hospital admission most years. No Part D coverage, so his inhaler went unused. We secured coverage and manufacturer support, replaced his oxygen tank with a portable unit, ordered a sleep study, supported smoking cessation and titrated medications with his cardiologist and pulmonologist.

	Start	After
Hospital admissions	~2 a year	0 in 21 months
Oxygen saturation	83–87%	97–100%
Blood pressure	90/50–180/110	120/80
BMI	38.3	34.9

Two ER visits prevented in the first 45 days. Quit smoking.

Dual eligible Medicare/Medicaid, 8 months

COPD, heart disease and diabetes

Nine chronic conditions, 16 medications, and splitting pills to make them last. Our nurses reconciled medication lists across four providers and two pharmacies, caught a dosing error that dropped her blood pressure to 70/40, and enrolled her in programs that made her medications affordable.

	Start	After
Blood pressure	175/82	111/58
Blood glucose	above 255	76–126
Heart rate	95	72

Three hospitalizations avoided. Wellness visit and all preventive screenings completed.

Medicaid, remote community

Heart failure, diabetes and hypertension

A patient in a remote town where any admission can mean a medical evacuation. Daily monitoring, heart failure education, corrected medication timing and ongoing counseling brought his numbers into range.

	Start	After
HbA1c	elevated	5.4%
Average glucose	elevated	110 or less
Blood pressure	elevated	normal range

Two episodes of care prevented in the first 45 days.

Return on care

Estimated by comparing program cost with the cost of the episodes of care that were prevented.

3.8× on one prevented episodeMedicare patient: a typical episode cost about $32,700, against $8,600 for the first 45 days of care.
About 20× in a high-cost remote marketMedicaid patient: roughly $172,000 in estimated avoided episode and evacuation costs, against $8,600 in program cost.

Talk with our clinical team.

Call or text 330-275-3755, or tell us about your patients and we'll show you how we'd care for them.