Remote patient care: a cost-effective approach to better health in 2025
As you kick off a new year and the annual Medicare deductible resets, managing your health can feel like a balancing act between staying on track and staying on budget. That’s where Cadence comes in. Our remote patient care services are designed to keep you healthy while helping you avoid unexpected expenses throughout the year.
In this blog, we’ll explore how Cadence’s proactive, connected care supports your health and your budget, making remote care a smart investment for the year ahead.
Why proactive, connected care matters
With Cadence’s remote patient care, you can stay ahead of any potential health concerns. By regularly sharing your vital readings with Cadence, your care team gains valuable insights, allowing your provider to adjust your care plan in real time to better meet your unique needs. By staying connected with your provider between visits, this proactive approach helps lower your risk of emergency care or hospitalizations, keeping you healthier and avoiding unnecessary disruptions.
Here’s how Cadence supports your health:
- Regular monitoring: Your daily readings are reviewed by world-class clinicians, who keep an eye on any changes, providing you with peace of mind knowing someone else is watching out for any potential issues.
- Early intervention: Whether it’s a sudden spike in blood pressure or an unusual glucose reading, this regular monitoring helps your care team catch small changes early—before they become serious.
- Provider collaboration: Cadence collaborates with your provider to proactively adjust your care plan based on your readings, ensuring that your treatment remains tailored to what will make you feel your best.
- Ongoing support: In appointments, we’ll review your health and provide personalized guidance on your readings, diet, exercise, and medications. You can also reach out 24/7 with medical questions.
Our results speak for themselves—42% of Cadence’s diabetic patients achieved their blood glucose goal within six months of enrollment. Every one-point decrease in A1C significantly reduces the risk of diabetes-related fatality and heart attack, highlighting how proactive care can make a life-changing difference.
Reducing costs while staying healthy
Remote patient care services can help you improve your health while helping you save on healthcare costs in 2025. By addressing potential health concerns early and avoiding complications, you can reduce the need for costly treatments or hospital stays.
Here’s where Cadence makes a difference:
- Preventing complications: Proactive care ensures that small health issues are addressed before they escalate, helping you avoid unnecessary medical expenses. On average, hypertension patients in the Cadence program save $157 per month.
- Reducing hospital visits: Regular monitoring lowers the risk of hospital stays by keeping you and your doctor informed about your health in real-time. For heart failure patients, being in the Cadence program reduces monthly costs by over $1,000 per patient, on average, primarily by minimizing hospital and post-discharge spending.
The Cadence program is designed to keep you healthier, reduce unnecessary expenses, and give you peace of mind. By connecting you with the right care at the right time, addressing potential health concerns early, and staying closely connected with your healthcare team, Cadence helps you avoid costly treatments and hospital visits throughout the year.
Key takeaways
As you navigate the new year and the changes that come with the Medicare deductible reset, Cadence is here to make managing your health simpler and more cost-effective. Staying connected with your Care Team ensures you receive proactive, personalized support that helps you stay on track and avoid unnecessary medical expenses.
By staying connected with Cadence, you’re investing in both your health and your peace of mind. Together with your provider, we’ll help you stay on track, on budget, and enjoy a healthier 2025.
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