mHealth solutions that deliver contextual content and interventions with the ability to collect data, enable communication, and measure outcomes to enable care refinement are within reach. Organizations can now leverage an integrated solution that combines these pieces, provides true whole-person care, and works seamlessly with every system the consumer may encounter. In this blog, we discuss four strategies to consider when implementing mHealth solutions.

In 2022, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) renewed their support of remote patient monitoring (RPM) with the continuation of the five main current procedural terminology (CPT) codes for reimbursement of services. In this blog, we’ll cover what you need to know about RPM, requirements for billing, and a summary of the RPM CPT codes.

Like any new clinical technology, setting up an RPM program can often be intimidating. For those interested in buying vs. building their RPM platform, vendors, like Mozzaz, who have made RPM their business can be a great resource. At Mozzaz we aim to make the process as easy as possible, and we’ve compiled what you need to consider for your RPM program into six steps. If you’re interested in how to launch and run a successful RPM program, here’s what you need to consider.

With the advent of mHealth devices and telehealth platforms, Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) has gained traction as a legitimate care pathway. Using connected health tools that can track patients at home as they go about their daily routines, care providers can now monitor patients’ vital signs, adjust care plans on the fly, intervene when necessary, and even gather non-clinical data to better understand all the factors influencing the health and wellness of their patients.

Healthcare providers have long wondered how they could improve care for patients outside the hospital, clinic, or doctor’s office. But for a long time, they didn’t have the technology to monitor patients, gather data or relay information back to the provider. That changed with the advent of consumer facing health devices like smart scales, blood pressure cuffs, blood-glucose monitors, and wearables like fitness bands and smartwatches.

In 2020 we saw pandemic-driven innovation, and this innovation excitement continued and expanded its reach in 2021. As an industry, we’re rethinking the digitalization of healthcare, and investment in digital channels is becoming a key part of healthcare strategy. As the year comes to a close, we’re taking a moment to highlight some of our most helpful resources and newsworthy moments.

There are three kinds of companies that exist in the world today. Those that have been breached, those that don’t know they’ve been breached and those that will be breached. While this may seem to be a rather pessimistic view of the business landscape, time and time again we’ve seen that no matter how secure companies appear to be on the surface, there is no way to be 100% secure from all internal and external threats. This is why compliance polices & procedures are so important for organizations of any size to implement.

Want to expand your efforts on improving patient outcomes? Improving patient engagement is a valuable part of an overall strategy for better outcomes, and is gaining traction across providers and care team members.. That said, what is patient engagement in healthcare, exactly? Patient engagement is about more than just sharing information. It’s about improving healthcare through interaction on both sides. We offer a specialized, digital platform designed to do just that.