RPM & RTM Executive Quick Start Guide

By Jocelyn Jaime | Featured, Get Started, Guidelines and Toolkits, RPM, What's New | 0 comment | 13 February, 2026 | 0

This toolkit is designed for healthcare leaders who are evaluating or overseeing remote monitoring initiatives and want a clear, practical foundation for decision‑making. It provides an executive‑level view of how Remote Physiological Monitoring (RPM) and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) can be aligned with organizational goals, clinical priorities, and sustainability considerations. The toolkit supports leaders in understanding key distinctions, setting direction, and guiding teams toward structured, scalable monitoring programs.

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Remote Patient Monitoring Toolkit

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This toolkit is intended to help California providers and patients optimize RPM for better, more accessible care. Practices that embrace RPM technologies today, will be well positioned to leverage eminent powerful advances that build on RPM to transform care as we know it.
RPM Vendor Selection Toolkit

By Mariah Getch | 0 comment

This Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) Vendor Selection Toolkit poses key considerations for health centers selecting an RPM vendor as well as a systematic approach to vendor evaluation to identify the most suitable RPM partner.
Telehealth Technology Needs & Readiness Assessment

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Utilize this assessment guide to get a complete picture of your telehealth technology needs and readiness before making a purchase.
Hybrid Virtual Care Considerations for California Healthcare Executives

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CTRC presents key considerations, divided into six sections, to guide California health care executives as you weigh the right balance of virtual solutions to complement in-person care for your health center and the patients you serve.
Telehealth Program Developer Kit

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The goal of the Program Developer is to allow new programs to learn from the experience of others, to reduce trial and error, and most of all to create successfully operating telemedicine programs. It canRead more