We're building a patient-centric, data-driven platform that propels actionability and outcomes
Fifty percent of the U.S. population has a chronic disease, and caring for them absorbs 86% of healthcare costs.1 CopilotIQ set out to get patients healthier and reduce costs for payers—it’s a win-win for all.
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Life-saving and cost-saving healthcare is possible
Reduce healthcare costs
When done correctly, remote patient monitoring can lower the likelihood of unnecessary hospital visits, prolonged stays, and readmissions. For every 500 high-risk Medicare patients with multiple chronic conditions, health systems could save $5.2 million annually.2
Meet patients at eye level
Remote patient monitoring can ease the burden of traveling to unnecessary doctor visits, while also supporting patients in enhancing their essential medical appointments. This method of healthcare also promotes patient engagement, which has been shown to increase the likelihood of patients adhering to their healthcare providers' recommendations and therefore reducing the need for emergency room visits. A survey conducted by MSI International in June 2021 found that 80% of Americans are in favor of using remote patient monitoring.3
Improve patient outcomes
In a 2022 survey of one hundred U.S medical practice leaders, supported by clinical research, 66% indicated RPM improves patient outcomes.4 At Leon Medical Centers in South Florida, RPM helped 84% of patients lower their A1c below 9%. 5
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What we provide
By empowering a dedicated nurse with a patient’s daily data —our AI technology delivers actionability by detecting patterns and preventing a crisis before it happens.
Data-driven care
Behavioral change
Vertically-integrated care
Direct-to-patient approach
The numbers show support and the need for RPM
The good news is that CopilotIQ provides more than RPM—we take a holistic, data-driven approach.
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80%
A survey conducted by MSI International in June 2021 found that 80% of Americans are in favor of using remote patient monitoring.3
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66%
In a 2022 survey of one hundred U.S medical practice leaders, supported by clinical research, 66% indicated RPM improves patient outcomes.4
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86%
Caring for chronic conditions in America consumes 86% of healthcare costs.1
Citations and Footnotes
1. Holman, H. R. (2020, February 19). The Relation of the Chronic Disease Epidemic to the Health Care Crisis. PubMed Central (PMC).
https://doi.org/10.1002/acr2.11114In-Text Citation: (Holman, 2020)
2. How remote patient monitoring improves care, saves money for chronic care. (2022, June 28). Healthcare IT News.
https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/how-remote-patient-monitoring-improves-care-saves-money-chronic-care3. 27 remote patient monitoring statistics every practice should know. (2022, August 23). Prevounce Blog.
https://blog.prevounce.com/27-remote-patient-monitoring-statistics-every-practice-should-know4. The Water’s Fine: Consider jumping Into Remote Patient Monitoring. (2022, July 18).
https://www.medicaleconomics.com/view/the-water-s-fine-consider-jumping-into-remote-patient-monitoring5. RPM helps lower A1c below 9% for 84% of patients at Leon Medical Centers. (2021, October 26).
https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/rpm-helps-lower-a1c-below-9-84-patients-leon-medical-centers