Core Modules
AI-powered healthcare operations platform designed to streamline care delivery, improve patient outcomes, and optimize workflows across your entire organization.
Real-time monitoring
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Patient-centered care
Clinic Management Software
Complete solution for outpatient clinic operations
Hospital Management Software
End-to-end hospital administration and patient care
Lab Management Software
Streamline laboratory workflows and test results
Pharmacy Management Software
Inventory, dispensing, and prescription management
Radiology Management Software
Imaging workflow and PACS integration platform
Remote Patient Monitoring
Track vitals and health metrics in real-time from anywhere
Know about the fall before the family calls.
A resident watch flags falls, restless nights and slowing steps. Cellular BP cuffs and scales cover residents with chronic conditions. Your wellness nurse sees who needs attention first, and families can see you are on it.
- Fall alerts routed to the on-shift team
- Sleep, activity and temperature trends per resident
- Family app with updates they can trust
The OneCare device catalog, shown one at a time. Use the previous and next buttons, or the dots, to browse each FDA-cleared device and what it measures.
FDA-cleared device catalog
- HIPAA · BAA provided
- Runs on AWS
- FDA-cleared clinical devices
- No smartphone needed
- HIPAA-ready · BAA provided
- SOC 2 Type II
- HL7 FHIR R4 · Epic & Oracle Health
- US data residency
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OneCare RPM at a glance
Across multiple monitoring categories.
From BP and glucose to ECG and fetal monitoring.
From enrollment to continuous care.
Devices, data, alerts, care plans and clinical workflows.
What happens between appointments shouldn’t be invisible.
A patient’s condition continues to change after they leave the hospital or clinic. Blood pressure can rise. Glucose levels can fluctuate. Oxygen saturation can fall. Weight can change. Recovery can slow.
Without structured remote monitoring, these changes may remain unseen until the next appointment—or until the patient requires urgent care. OneCare RPM helps healthcare teams extend visibility beyond traditional encounters by bringing relevant patient measurements into a centralized monitoring workflow.
Measurements only at the visit
Clinical teams often depend on measurements collected only during scheduled visits.
Fragmented monitoring workflows
Devices, apps, spreadsheets, and patient calls can create fragmented monitoring workflows.
Changes caught too late
Important changes may be identified later when patient information is not available to the care team at the right time.
Built for patients who need closer follow-up.
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01 Cardiac
Post-discharge cardiac care
Monitor blood pressure, SpO₂, ECG, pulse, and weight after discharge to give care teams greater visibility into recovery.
Relevant measurements: BP · SpO₂ · ECG · Heart Rate · Weight -
02 Chronic · endocrine
Diabetes & hypertension management
Follow blood glucose and blood-pressure measurements between visits and monitor changes over time.
Relevant measurements: Blood Glucose · Blood Pressure · Pulse -
03 Respiratory
Chronic respiratory monitoring
Track oxygen saturation, pulse, and relevant temperature readings for patients requiring ongoing respiratory monitoring.
Relevant measurements: SpO₂ · Pulse · Temperature -
04 Post-surgical
Post-surgical recovery
Extend monitoring into the patient’s home and follow relevant measurements during the recovery period.
Relevant measurements: Temperature · BP · SpO₂ · Weight -
05 Maternal & fetal
Maternal & fetal monitoring
Support appropriate maternal-care workflows with fetal heart-rate and uterine-activity monitoring under clinical supervision.
Relevant measurements: Fetal Heart Rate · TOCO · Maternal BP where applicable -
06 Long-term
Long-term chronic care
Create structured monitoring programs for patients who require continued observation across weeks or months.
Relevant measurements: Configured according to the patient’s condition and care plan
Turn remote measurements into an organized care workflow.
Remote Patient Monitoring should do more than collect readings.
OneCare helps healthcare organizations structure the complete monitoring process—from patient enrollment and device assignment to alerts, follow-up, documentation, and care-plan management.
| Capability | What OneCare does | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Patient enrollment | Adds eligible patients into structured RPM programs | Consistent onboarding |
| Device assignment | Maps supported devices to each patient | Better device management |
| Monitoring plans | Defines vitals and monitoring routines | Patient-specific care |
| Thresholds | Configures individual alert ranges | More relevant alerts |
| Trend monitoring | Shows current and historical readings | Better clinical context |
| Escalation | Routes readings based on severity | Faster follow-up |
| Documentation | Records monitoring and care activity | Clearer care history |
| Care coordination | Connects assigned care-team members | Better continuity |
Seven steps from enrollment to connected care.
OneCare manages the remote monitoring journey in one structured workflow—from identifying the right patient to monitoring, escalation, and ongoing clinical visibility.
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Patient enrollment & clinical eligibility
ClinicalSelect the patient, define the monitoring period, document the diagnosis, and establish the remote monitoring requirements.
Outcome: the right patients enter the right monitoring program.
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Device selection & consent
SetupSelect the appropriate monitoring device, define the health parameters to track, and capture patient consent.
Outcome: monitoring begins with a clear device and care strategy.
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Patient & device verification
VerificationVerify patient information, device compatibility, connectivity requirements, and monitoring configuration.
Outcome: reduce setup issues before monitoring begins.
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Device provisioning & activation
SetupAssign the device to the patient, map the device within OneCare, and complete onboarding.
Outcome: patient and device are connected to the monitoring workflow.
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Remote monitoring begins
MonitoringSupported measurements are captured and made available through Bluetooth, cellular, or configured device integration depending on the device.
Outcome: relevant patient health information becomes visible to the care team.
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Alerts & clinical intervention
ClinicalMeasurements are evaluated against patient-specific thresholds. Readings requiring review can be surfaced according to configured severity and escalation workflows.
Outcome: care teams can focus on the patients who need attention.
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Continuous provider visibility
VisibilityClinicians can review recent readings, historical trends, alerts, care-plan activity, and patient monitoring history from one connected workflow.
Outcome: care continues between visits.
The device collects the data. The care plan gives it meaning.
OneCare RPM is not simply a stream of device readings. Each patient can have a structured monitoring plan based on their condition, goals, monitoring frequency, thresholds, and assigned care team.
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Personalized care plans
Define monitoring duration, treatment intent, and care strategy around each patient’s requirements.
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SMART health goals
Set measurable goals around blood pressure, glucose, weight, or other relevant parameters.
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Care team assignment
Assign physicians, nurses, dietitians, coordinators, and other appropriate care-team members.
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Patient-specific alert thresholds
Configure different severity levels and escalation paths based on individual patient requirements.
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Monitoring routine
Define when and how frequently each health measurement should be captured.
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Documents & patient education
Keep relevant reports, prescriptions, discharge summaries, and care-plan documents connected with the patient record.
Choose the right device for every care plan.
OneCare currently supports 21 RPM devices across FORA, Transtek, OMRON, CONTEC, Vtrust, and Luckcome. Healthcare teams can select devices based on the patient’s condition, monitoring requirements, usability, and connectivity needs.
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Transtek
TeleRPM BPM Gen 1
Upper-arm cuff that transmits systolic, diastolic, and pulse over cellular the moment a reading finishes. No setup for the patient at all.
Cellular 4GmmHgbpm -
Transtek
TeleRPM BGM Gen 1
Cellular glucometer for fasting and post-meal readings. Results reach the dashboard without the patient touching a phone.
Cellular 4Gmg/dLmmol/L -
OMRON
Automatic BP HEM-7361T
Upper-arm monitor with irregular-heartbeat detection. The workhorse for hypertension and post-cardiac panels.
BluetoothmmHgbpm -
OMRON
BPM HEM-7156T
Automatic upper-arm cuff with a large display and stored readings. Reliable for patients with reduced vision.
BluetoothmmHgbpm -
OMRON
BPM HEM-7141T1
Simple one-button upper-arm monitor. The lowest-friction option for large chronic-care enrollments.
BluetoothmmHgbpm -
OMRON
BPM HEM-7600T
Tube-free design with the monitor built into the cuff. Fewer parts for the patient to assemble incorrectly.
BluetoothmmHgbpm -
OMRON
Wrist BPM HEM-6232T
Wrist-worn monitor for patients who cannot manage an upper-arm cuff, or who travel and need a compact unit.
BluetoothmmHgbpm -
FORA
Test N’GO Advance Voice
Announces each reading aloud and talks the patient through the measurement. Built for low-vision and low-literacy patients.
BluetoothmmHgbpm -
FORA
D40g
Upper-arm cuff reporting systolic, diastolic, and pulse, with onboard memory for readings taken offline.
BluetoothmmHgbpm -
FORA
TN’G BP
Fast blood pressure and pulse measurement with a straightforward single-screen display.
BluetoothmmHgbpm -
FORA
6 Connect
Blood glucose from a small sample, with results tagged fasting or post-meal so the trend line stays clinically readable.
Bluetoothmg/dLmmol/L -
OMRON
Digital Weight Scale HN-300T2
Daily weights for heart failure panels. A 3 lb overnight gain is the alert that prevents the admission.
Bluetoothlbkg -
OMRON
HBF-255T
Weight plus body composition, for weight-management and metabolic programs that track more than the scale number.
Bluetoothlb% body fat -
OMRON
Body Composition Monitor HBF-222T
Weight and body composition on a slim platform, sized for small apartments and assisted-living rooms.
Bluetoothlb% body fat -
FORA
TN’G Scale 550
Straightforward daily weight capture with a high-contrast readout and automatic transmission.
Bluetoothlbkg -
Transtek
Vtrust Pulse Oximeter
Fingertip SpO₂ and pulse for COPD, asthma, and post-respiratory-admission monitoring.
Bluetooth% SpO₂bpm -
FORA
TN’G SpO2
Blood oxygen saturation and pulse in a few seconds, with readings stored if the patient is out of range of the hub.
Bluetooth% SpO₂bpm -
CONTEC
PM20 Portable ECG Monitor
Six-lead ECG with stored waveforms. Lets a patient capture a strip during a symptomatic episode at home.
BluetoothbpmmV -
CONTEC
PM10 Portable ECG Monitor
Single-channel ECG and heart rate for quick rhythm checks between cardiology follow-ups.
BluetoothbpmmV -
FORA
IR42 Thermometer
Non-contact infrared temperature, reporting in °F by default. Used for post-surgical infection watch.
Bluetooth°F°C -
Luckcome
EFM-50 Bluetooth Fetal Monitor
Fetal heart rate and uterine activity for high-risk pregnancies, including patients far from a maternity unit.
BluetoothFHR bpmTOCO %
OneCare supports multiple device types and connectivity models, including Bluetooth, cellular, and compatible integration workflows. Device availability and connectivity may vary by model and deployment configuration.
Remote monitoring shouldn’t become another data silo.
Remote monitoring is most valuable when it becomes part of the healthcare workflow clinicians already use.
OneCare is designed to connect RPM with broader hospital, clinic, patient-record, and clinical workflows—helping reduce fragmented systems and duplicate information.
Connect RPM with the broader patient record
Bring supported remote measurements closer to existing clinical information.
- Hospital Management System
- Clinic Management System
- EMR / EHR workflows
- Patient records
- Teleconsultation
- Clinical documentation
Flexible integration architecture
OneCare supports healthcare and device integration through configurable APIs and compatible interoperability workflows.
- REST APIs
- Device integrations
- Healthcare data exchange
- Application integrations
- Connected clinical workflows
Keep the care team connected
Use the same patient context across monitoring and follow-up workflows.
- Alert management
- Care-team coordination
- Patient follow-up
- Clinical documentation
- Monitoring history
Built for sensitive healthcare data.
Remote monitoring connects patients, medical devices, cloud infrastructure, and clinical teams.
OneCare is designed with security controls that help protect healthcare information throughout that journey.
Built on AWS
Built on Amazon Web Services for scalable and reliable healthcare workloads.
Protected in transit and at rest
Protect data during transmission and storage through secure encryption technologies.
Access by responsibility
Control access according to user responsibilities and organizational requirements.
Visibility into activity
Maintain visibility into important system and user activities.
Controlled device connectivity
Manage supported device connectivity within controlled digital workflows.
Authorized clinical access
Support controlled authentication and authorized clinical access.
AWS infrastructure
AWS IoT Core
Supports connected device communication and ingestion.
Amazon Timestream
Supports time-series health measurement data and trend analysis.
Amazon S3 / RDS
Amazon S3, RDS, and supporting AWS services support secure application and healthcare data workflows.
More than a device dashboard.
Remote monitoring succeeds when devices, patient information, clinical workflows, alerts, and care teams work together. That is what OneCare is designed to provide.
Device + software + care plan in one platform
Connect device provisioning, patient monitoring, care plans, alerts, and follow-up through one workflow.
Patient-specific monitoring
Configure monitoring schedules, goals, thresholds, and escalation paths according to each patient’s needs.
One platform across care delivery
Connect RPM with OneCare hospital, clinic, laboratory, pharmacy, radiology, and patient workflows.
Smart alert management
Help care teams focus on readings requiring attention instead of manually reviewing every measurement.
Multiple device options
Support different patient requirements with a broad connected-device portfolio.
Built to scale
Extend remote monitoring across patients, specialties, care teams, and healthcare organizations as programs grow.
Designed for care models where continuity matters.
| Healthcare organization | Key need | OneCare RPM value |
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| Hospitals | Post-discharge visibility | Continue monitoring beyond the hospital |
| Specialty clinics | Chronic-condition follow-up | Track relevant vitals between visits |
| Cardiology programs | Cardiac monitoring | BP, ECG, pulse, SpO₂ and weight trends |
| Diabetes programs | Glucose monitoring | Follow glucose trends remotely |
| Home healthcare | Visibility between home visits | Centralized patient monitoring |
| Chronic care programs | Long-term monitoring | Structured care plans and trends |
| Maternal care programs | Selected pregnancy monitoring | Connected fetal-monitoring workflows |
| Rehabilitation programs | Recovery follow-up | Monitor relevant patient health parameters |
Everything you need to know about OneCare RPM.
What is Remote Patient Monitoring?
Remote Patient Monitoring is a care model that uses connected medical devices and digital workflows to collect relevant patient health measurements outside a traditional healthcare facility and make that information available to the care team.
How does OneCare RPM work?
OneCare connects supported monitoring devices with patient records, care plans, thresholds, alerts, historical trends, and clinical workflows.
Patients take the required measurements according to their care plan, and supported readings become available to the care team through the configured connectivity workflow.
What health measurements can OneCare RPM monitor?
Depending on the selected device and care program, OneCare supports:
- Blood pressure
- Pulse rate
- Blood glucose
- SpO₂
- Temperature
- Weight
- Body composition
- ECG
- Heart rate
- Fetal heart rate
- Uterine activity
How many devices does OneCare support?
OneCare currently supports 21 RPM devices across multiple monitoring categories and manufacturers.
Does every RPM device require a smartphone?
No. Connectivity depends on the selected device. OneCare’s supported device ecosystem includes Bluetooth, cellular, and other compatible integration workflows.
Can one patient use multiple RPM devices?
Yes. Healthcare teams can assign monitoring devices according to the patient’s condition and care-plan requirements.
Can alert thresholds be customized?
Yes. OneCare supports patient-specific thresholds and severity levels so care teams can configure monitoring around individual patient requirements.
Can OneCare RPM integrate with hospital or clinic systems?
Yes. OneCare RPM is designed to work with broader hospital, clinic, patient-record, EMR/EHR, teleconsultation, and healthcare integration workflows.
Is OneCare RPM secure?
OneCare uses secure cloud infrastructure, encryption, role-based access, and audit capabilities to support protected healthcare workflows.
Which care programs can use OneCare RPM?
OneCare RPM can support appropriate programs including:
- Chronic disease monitoring
- Hypertension management
- Diabetes management
- Cardiovascular care
- Respiratory monitoring
- Post-discharge follow-up
- Post-surgical recovery
- Weight-management programs
- Selected maternal and fetal monitoring
Extend care beyond the hospital.
Bring patients, devices, health measurements, alerts, care plans, and care teams together with OneCare Remote Patient Monitoring. Build a connected monitoring program around your specialties, patient population, and care-delivery model.
- 21 supported devices
- Multiple health parameters
- One connected care platform