Remote Patient Monitoring Solutions in North America

Empower clinicians to deliver proactive, data-driven care with a secure, HIPAA-compliant Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) platform built for the realities of North American healthcare. From connected devices and real-time dashboards to streamlined reimbursement workflows, our end-to-end solution helps you improve outcomes, increase patient engagement, and unlock new revenue streams without adding administrative burden.

Remote Patient Monitoring That Elevates Continuity of Care

Cabot’s Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) solution enables healthcare organizations across North America to extend clinical oversight beyond the four walls of the hospital. Our platform seamlessly connects FDA-cleared wearables, in-home medical devices, and mobile apps to a secure cloud environment, giving care teams real-time visibility into vital signs and patient-reported outcomes. Automated alerts ensure clinicians can intervene before minor issues escalate, while customizable analytics help administrators track program performance and optimize reimbursement under CMS CPT codes 99453, 99454, 99457, and 99458.

With over a decade of experience building mission-critical digital health products, Cabot combines deep domain expertise with rigorous regulatory compliance to deliver solutions that scale. Whether you’re launching a new RPM initiative or upgrading an existing program, we provide the technology, integration, and support you need to improve quality of care, reduce readmissions, and enhance patient satisfaction.

OUR TECHNOLOGY STACK

Programming Languages
Java, C#, Python, Swift, Kotlin

Mobile Frameworks
React Native, Flutter, SwiftUI, Android Jetpack

Cloud Services
AWS (EC2, Lambda, IoT Core), Azure (App Service, IoT Hub), Google Cloud

Data & Analytics
PostgreSQL, MongoDB, BigQuery, Redshift, Power BI

Interoperability Standards
FHIR, HL7 v2/v3, SMART on FHIR, CDA

Security & Compliance
OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, AES-256, HITRUST CSF

DevOps & CI/CD
Docker, Kubernetes, Jenkins, GitHub Actions, Terraform

Testing & Validation
Selenium, Appium, JMeter, SonarQube

Messaging & Notifications
Twilio, Firebase Cloud Messaging, AWS SNS

AI & ML
TensorFlow, PyTorch, Amazon SageMaker, Azure ML

Real-time Communication
WebRTC, SignalR, MQTT

Reporting & Visualization
D3.js, Tableau, Grafana

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Why Partner with Cabot for RPM?

1. Proven Healthcare Track Record — We have delivered 100+ digital health projects for hospitals, ACOs, and device manufacturers across the United States and Canada, giving us an unmatched understanding of clinical, operational, and regulatory nuances.

2. Regulatory Compliance at the Core — Our development lifecycle aligns with HIPAA, GDPR, FDA 21 CFR Part 820, and IEC 62304, ensuring your RPM program meets regional and federal mandates from day one.

3. Interoperability by Design — We leverage FHIR, HL7, and SMART on FHIR standards to ensure your RPM data flows seamlessly into existing EHRs, HIEs, and analytics platforms—empowering holistic, data-driven care decisions.

4. Security First Mindset — End-to-end encryption, role-based access controls, and rigorous penetration testing safeguard PHI while maintaining system performance and user experience.

5. Outcome-Driven Engagement — Our multidisciplinary team of clinicians, data scientists, and UX architects focuses on measurable outcomes—shorter LOS, fewer readmissions, improved HCAHPS scores—so you realize tangible ROI.

Our Proven Implementation Process

  1. Discovery & Requirements — We align on clinical goals, target populations, and technical constraints.
  2. Solution Design — UX wireframes, architecture diagrams, and compliance checklists are crafted and approved.
  3. Agile Development — Two-week sprints with stakeholder demos ensure transparency and rapid iteration.
  4. Integration & Validation — EHR connectivity, device pairing, and security testing guarantee reliability.
  5. Training & Launch — Clinicians, administrators, and patients receive tailored training and go-live support.
  6. Optimization & Support — Continuous monitoring, data analytics, and feature enhancements drive long-term success.

Our Industry Experience

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which devices are compatible with your RPM platform?
We support a broad catalog of FDA-cleared and Health Canada-licensed devices, including blood pressure monitors, glucometers, SpO2 sensors, ECG patches, digital weight scales, and multiparameter wearables. Cabot maintains a rigorous validation framework: every device undergoes interoperability testing, encryption verification, and firmware review before being whitelisted. Because the platform is built on an extensible driver architecture, onboarding a new device family typically takes less than two weeks—no core code changes required. Over-the-air (OTA) firmware updates, remote troubleshooting tools, and lifetime device health analytics are also baked in, ensuring accuracy and longevity without burdening your clinical engineering team.

2. How do you ensure HIPAA compliance?
Compliance is engineered into every layer of the stack. All PHI is encrypted in transit with TLS 1.2+ and at rest with AES-256-GCM keys managed by an HSM. We enforce least-privilege, role-based access controls, MFA for all clinical users, and immutable audit logs retained for a minimum of six years. Annual SOC 2 Type II and HITRUST audits, quarterly penetration tests, and continuous vulnerability scanning verify that security controls remain effective. We execute Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) with all covered entities and hosting providers, and our DevSecOps pipeline automatically checks every code commit against the NIST 800-53 and OWASP Top 10 frameworks before release.

3. Can the solution integrate with our existing EHR?
Yes—interoperability is one of our core differentiators. We provide pre-built FHIR R4 and HL7 v2/v3 interfaces for Epic, Cerner, MEDITECH, Allscripts, and athenahealth. During discovery, our integration architects map your specific encounter types, observation codes (LOINC, SNOMED), and document templates to our canonical data model. We support a full spectrum of workflows, from discrete data pushes and CCD document exchange to SMART-on-FHIR launch contexts for in-workflow access. All interfaces are transaction-logged, version-controlled, and monitored 24/7 with automatic alerting to ensure data fidelity and uptime.

4. What reimbursement support do you offer?
The platform automatically tracks patient enrollment dates, device-usage days, and clinician interaction minutes, translating them into ready-to-submit claims for CPT 99453, 99454, 99457, and 99458. Built-in rules engines flag eligibility gaps and duplicate claims, reducing denials. Finance teams can export billing files in ANSI 837P or HL7 DFT formats, while administrators access dashboards that correlate reimbursement with patient outcomes for value-based care contracts. We also keep your coders updated on evolving CMS and commercial payer guidance through quarterly webinars and in-app policy alerts.

5. How long does implementation take?
Most customers achieve go-live in 12–16 weeks. The timeline is influenced by EHR integration complexity, device procurement lead times, and the number of clinical pathways you wish to enable at launch. A typical schedule allocates 2–3 weeks for discovery, 3–4 sprints for core development, 2 weeks for integration and user acceptance testing, and 1–2 weeks for training and phased rollout. Our dedicated project manager provides a Gantt chart, risk log, and weekly status reports, ensuring all stakeholders—clinical, IT, finance—stay aligned and on time.

6. Do you provide clinical monitoring staff?
Absolutely. Cabot partners with a network of RNs and CCM-certified nurses licensed across all U.S. states and Canadian provinces. Our 24/7 monitoring center follows physician-approved escalation protocols: tier-1 nurses triage alerts, document interventions within the platform, and escalate to the attending physician or emergency services as needed. Average response time to critical alerts is under 60 seconds, and all interactions are captured for audit and reimbursement. You may choose full-service monitoring, overflow coverage, or a hybrid model where your internal team handles daytime shifts while we manage nights, weekends, and holidays.