Anyone have experience with Remote Patient Monitoring devices for DFU prevention etc? Specifically regarding reimbursement, are they worth incorporating into private practice? Have seen a few companies popping up lately...(Siren socks, Orpyx etc)
Anyone have experience with Remote Patient Monitoring devices for DFU prevention etc? Specifically regarding reimbursement, are they worth incorporating into private practice? Have seen a few companies popping up lately...(Siren socks, Orpyx etc)
Ive heard of these. You can ding the patient thru your smartphone if theyre walking on the foot to let them know youre watching.
(or so im told - never used one).
Please explain.Glad to see that the technology has trickled down from remote control underwear.
What??? That's creepy. I think I'm good the way things are---listening to patients lie about their activities the last 2 weeks works for me.Ive heard of these. You can ding the patient thru your smartphone if theyre walking on the foot to let them know youre watching.
(or so im told - never used one).
Agree... If they don’t care enough about their own health to do what we tell them in the first place, a small accountability device aint gonna change anything.The last thing I need is to be able to monitor patients when I'm not at work
Fair enough. I wonder do you take on any additional liability doing this.I've considered all these potential pitfalls and have my concerns for sure, just wondering if anyone has had any experience with it
A practice I used to work for had a post about it on social media and that’s how I know it’s likely a poor financial decision and a bit of a scam…