RPM Implementation in Four Phases
From technical scoping to production deployment, here is how integration teams bring Circadify RPM data into clinical workflows
Simple Steps to Get Started
Measuring your vitals takes less than a minute
Scope Your Integration Requirements
Identify which vitals your clinical workflows consume, map the FHIR Observation resources Circadify produces to your EHR's intake endpoints, and define alerting thresholds for your care team. Most integration teams complete scoping in one to two sessions with our documentation.
Configure Data Routing
Point Circadify's FHIR output to your EHR's REST endpoints or integration engine. Define patient matching rules, set observation code mappings, and configure alert routing to your clinical notification systems. Standard FHIR interfaces mean no custom middleware.
Deploy to a Patient Cohort
Enroll an initial patient group and validate that vitals data flows correctly into provider views. Confirm alerting rules fire as expected, verify billing documentation captures device-generated reading timestamps, and tune thresholds based on clinical team feedback.
Scale Across Programs
Expand RPM enrollment across chronic care management, telehealth, and population health programs. Circadify's zero-hardware model eliminates device logistics, so scaling is a patient onboarding workflow rather than a supply chain operation.
Ready to Start Your RPM Integration?
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