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UnitedHealthcare (UHC) recently announced an indefinite delay in implementing its planned changes to remote patient monitoring (RPM) coverage, providing a temporary reprieve for providers and patients who had been preparing for significant cuts to reimbursement. This pause comes amid strong

Kencor Health is pleased to announce that we have officially joined Venture Dock as a member and partner. This strategic partnership establishes Kencor Health’s presence at one of Silicon Valley’s most prominent hubs for founders, investors, and high-growth technology companies.

Across Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, Commercial, and ACO-based organizations, payers are facing rising costs tied to chronic disease. Traditional claims-driven models provide limited visibility into members’ day-to-day health, revealing deterioration only after costly events occur. Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) provides real-time

For medical practices managing hypertension, diabetes, COPD, CHF, CKD, obesity, or complex multimorbidity, one constant challenge remains: how do we keep high-risk patients stable between visits without stretching our teams thin? Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is solving that problem for

Hospitals and health systems face rising acuity, workforce shortages, value-based contract requirements, and escalating chronic disease burdens. RPM has emerged as a strategic lever that advances quality, reduces utilization, and improves patient experience while supporting financial goals. Kencor Health’s RPM

For physician practices, the gap between patient needs and available clinical capacity keeps widening. Providers are responsible for managing increasingly complex chronic conditions including hypertension, diabetes, COPD, CHF, CKD, obesity, and depression, all while dealing with stagnant office visit reimbursements,