For FQHCs and community health centers

Reach the patients other programs miss.

Pre-configured cellular devices arrive at the patient’s home ready to use. No smartphone, no Wi-Fi, no setup call, no app to learn. For patients without broadband, without a device, or without the confidence to pair one, that is the difference between a program they join and a program they abandon.

A patient using a connected device at home

Customer story

This has been very helpful to our patients who have been less technology literate or less comfortable with technology. For our patients who have little access to broadband, these cellular devices can figure it out without them having to worry about it.

Dr. Matthew LibbyChief Clinical Operations Officer, Outer Cape Health Services

Testimonials are from real, uncompensated clinicians and patients who volunteered their statements. Individual results vary.

What you get

  • Multi-language patient support

    Care Navigators who can speak with your patients.

  • Supports HRSA and FCC Telehealth grant awards

    The program fits the funding you already pursue.

  • Rural monitoring over 4G LTE

    Remote enrollment, no clinic visit needed to start.

Nothing to pair, nothing to learn.

The device transmits on its own over 4G LTE. The patient app exists for the people who want it — not as the thing the program depends on. That is what makes monitoring reach patients an app-led program never enrolls.

Transmits on its own over 4G LTE

70.8%below 140/90 at last reading30,098 monitored patients

photo pendingA HealthSnap CUFF/SCALE product shot, ideally with a cellular-signal treatment — the point is 4G LTE, no phone, no Wi-Fi. Product photography preferred over stock.

It works in the populations where control is hardest.

85.3% → 69.6%

share of monitored patients with uncontrolled hypertension, Outer Cape Health Services

−12.86 mmHg

mean systolic among uncontrolled patients (150.33 → 137.47), Outer Cape Health Services

And outcomes do not degrade as patients get more complicated: across 30,098 monitored patients, systolic reduction was essentially flat across comorbidity burden, and patients carrying one to three additional conditions reached target more often than those with hypertension alone. Outer Cape figures: 83.9% of uncontrolled patients improved their systolic pressure, and diastolic fell 7.61 mmHg. Observational and single-arm.

Community health centers and FQHC-led networks running HealthSnap.

Programs available to you

Remote Patient Monitoring, Chronic Care Management and Advanced Primary Care Management, with FQHC and RHC billing supported. APCM in particular suits community health: flat monthly reimbursement with no billable-minute threshold, so outreach flexes to what each patient actually needs.

Let’s look at who in your panel is eligible.

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