RPM Healthcare launches medication tracking feature with Nurse-Led Support in RPM365 patient app. News originally published by November 10, 2026, 15:14 GMT New functionality combines medication reminders, dose tracking, and personalized nurse-led guidance to support medication routines and more informed care. Its technology gives patients the tools to stay organized, but its nurse Care Coaches provide the education, guidance, and human connection that technology alone cannot replace." - Fabrizio Gambino, President of RPM Healthcare NEWARK, NJ, UNITED STATES, November 10, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / - RPM Healthcare has introduced a new medication tracking feature within its RPM365 patient app, giving patients a convenient way to manage their medications while staying connected with their nurse Care Coaches. The update combines medication reminders, dose tracking, and personalized nursing support, creating additional opportunities for patient education and engagement between clinical visits. Managing medications is an important part of ongoing care, particularly for patients taking multiple prescriptions or navigating complex treatment plans. Remembering when to take medications, keeping track of doses, and understanding changes to medication schedules can present challenges. It goes beyond bringing medication into the conversation by emphasizing the quality of the information itself, that it's factual and up to date, which gives the reader a richer picture than just "medication information." RPM Healthcare's new feature makes these everyday responsibilities easier for patients and brings factual, up-to-date medication information into view for their Care Coaches, so medication becomes a natural part of the conversations they're already having. Through the RPM365 app, patients can search for and add medications, select medication strengths, establish dosing frequencies and schedules, and enable reminders when it is time to take each dose. Patients can also log medications as they take them, creating a record of their medication activity within the app. Connecting Medication Information with Nurse-Led Support Beyond these digital capabilities, the feature allows RPM Healthcare's nurse Care Coaches to play an active role in supporting medication routines. Nurses can review medications patients add to their lists, add medications on their behalf, and provide notes and updates through the app. Patients receive notifications when their medication information has been reviewed or updated. Medication information can also be incorporated into ongoing conversations between patients and their Care Coaches. Nurses can ask whether medication lists are current, discuss recent changes, reinforce prescribed schedules, and help patients identify questions or concerns that may warrant follow-up with their healthcare provider or pharmacist. For patients enrolled in Chronic Care Management (CCM), the feature strengthens the clinical support nurse Care Coaches provide each month. Patients can record everything they take, not just prescriptions, including over-the-counter medications that often go unmentioned during a typical office visit. With that complete, current list already in hand, nurses can spend less time reconstructing what a patient is taking and more time on the conversations that matter: whether the regimen is working, how the patient is managing side effects or recent changes, and whether an over-the-counter product could interact with a prescribed medication or needs to go back to their provider. That fuller picture can help nurses spot potential issues earlier, keep the medication section of each care plan accurate, and support better outcomes for patients managing multiple chronic conditions. Because patients can also view their care plans in the RPM Healthcare app, they see their medications alongside the goals their Care Coach is helping them work toward. "Medication management is about more than remembering to take a pill. When a patient's readings change, understanding what's happening with their medications can add important context to the conversation," said Fabrizio Gambino, President of RPM Healthcare. "Its technology gives patients the tools to stay organized, but its nurse Care Coaches provide the education, guidance, and human connection that technology alone cannot replace. This feature brings those two elements together to support patients between visits. Supporting Patient Education and Engagement Between Visits Nurse Care Coaches also help patients understand and use the feature, walking them through medication setup, discussing medication schedules, and providing troubleshooting assistance when needed. This hands-on guidance is particularly valuable for patients who may be less comfortable navigating digital health tools independently. By making medication information part of regular patient interactions, the feature creates additional opportunities for education, questions, and ongoing engagement. While the app provides a practical way to track medication activity, Care Coaches help patients understand their routines and stay connected to their care teams. The medication tracking feature is now available in the RPM365 patient app. Patients who need assistance downloading the app, setting up their medication lists, or using the new functionality can contact their nurse Care Coach for guidance. With this latest update, RPM Healthcare continues to combine remote patient monitoring technology with personalized nursing support, reinforcing its commitment to helping patients navigate chronic care between clinical visits. Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. Healthcare Industry Today do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.

RPM Healthcare introduces Mission Control, an operational layer for Remote Patient Monitoring programs. September 24, 2026, 17:55 GMT Complimentary program feature combines RPM Healthcare's platform, nursing support, and workflow management to streamline remote patient monitoring operations. Mission Control reflects our belief that remote patient monitoring requires more than technology. Providers also need the people, processes, and operational structure to support the daily work of RPM." - Fabrizio Gambino, President of RPM Healthcare NEWARK, NJ, UNITED STATES, September 24, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / - RPM Healthcare today announced Mission Control, a complimentary program feature designed to serve as the operational layer of its remote patient monitoring (RPM) experience. Mission Control brings together RPM Healthcare's platform, nursing support, and workflow management to help provider organizations coordinate the day-to-day operational components behind RPM. Remote patient monitoring has expanded the ways providers can stay connected with patients outside of traditional care settings. But successful RPM programs require more than connected devices and patient data. They also depend on clear workflows, clinical support, and the operational structure needed to manage ongoing program activity. Supporting the Operations Behind Remote Patient Monitoring As RPM programs grow, provider organizations must coordinate multiple moving parts at once. Technology provides the foundation for monitoring, but teams also need processes for managing activity, supporting patients, and keeping workflows organized. Mission Control is designed to bring those elements together as part of RPM Healthcare's broader program experience. Rather than approaching RPM as technology alone, RPM Healthcare combines its platform, nursing support, and workflow management into a more coordinated operational framework. "Mission Control reflects our belief that remote patient monitoring requires more than technology. Providers also need the people, processes, and operational structure to support the daily work of RPM." said Fabrizio Gambino, President of RPM Healthcare. Bringing Technology, Clinical Support, and Workflow Together Mission Control centers on three core components of RPM Healthcare's approach: the RPM platform, nursing support, and workflow management. The platform serves as the technology foundation, while nursing support provides a clinical resource within the program experience. Workflow management helps create structure around the operational processes that support ongoing monitoring. Together, these components help provider organizations manage RPM as a coordinated program rather than a collection of disconnected tasks. Building a Stronger Operational Foundation for RPM Mission Control is offered as a complimentary feature within RPM Healthcare's program experience, reinforcing the company's focus on supporting both the technology and the operations behind remote patient monitoring. By bringing platform, nursing support, and workflow management together, Mission Control is designed to give provider organizations a clearer framework for managing the daily work required to support an RPM program. The launch reflects RPM Healthcare's broader view that remote patient monitoring works best when technology, clinical support, and operational workflows are aligned as part of one program experience. About RPM Healthcare: RPM Healthcare is a leader in Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM), delivering real-time health insights and proactive chronic care management. Our all-in-one platform empowers patients, enhances provider workflows, and improves clinical outcomes through connected devices, personalized care coaching, and data-driven interventions. For more information, please visit: rpmhealthcare.com Victoria F. Vega RPM Healthcare +1 305-332-1271 email us here Visit us on social media: LinkedIn Instagram Facebook YouTube X Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above. You just read: September 24, 2026, 17:55 GMT EIN Presswire's priority is author transparency. We do our best to weed out false and misleading content. The content above is the sole responsibility of the author who makes it available. If you have any complaints, kindly contact the author above. Victoria F. Vega RPM Healthcare +1 305-332-1271