Limited Objective Data
Oxygen saturation measured during an office visit may not reflect what a patient experiences at home or during daily activities.
Carematix remote patient monitoring solutions by specialty
COPD & RESPIRATORY
Extend Respiratory Care Beyond the Office
Support patients with COPD and other respiratory conditions through scheduled or symptom-driven SpO₂ measurements at home. Readings transmit automatically to the Carematix portal, helping pulmonology teams review objective data between visits and coordinate follow-up based on practice-defined protocols.
Cellular-Connected Pulse Oximeter
No App or Home Wi-Fi Required
Secure Clinical Portal
Challenges Pulmonology Teams Face
Managing chronic respiratory disease between visits can be difficult when care teams must rely primarily on patient-reported symptoms and isolated office measurements.
Changes Between Visits
New symptoms or changes in oxygen saturation may occur between scheduled appointments without timely visibility for the care team.
Patient Engagement
Technology requirements and manual reporting can make it harder for some patients to participate consistently in remote monitoring.
A Pulmonology Program Built Around Your Care Team
Connect patient's remote monitoring device activity, care-team workflows, and operational records in one clearer program view.
Device Management
Coordinate device fulfillment, activation, and ongoing support through one program workflow.
Configured care pathways
Set the monitoring and escalation approach that fits your clinical team and population.
Review-ready records
Keep monitoring activity and care-team documentation organized for operational review.
Key Features & Capabilities
Carematix helps pulmonology teams incorporate home SpO₂ and pulse readings into structured remote patient monitoring workflows.
Cellular SpO₂ and Pulse Readings
Patient-initiated readings transmit automatically to the Carematix portal without manual reporting or additional technology.
Configurable Thresholds and Notifications
Set program-level or patient-specific parameters to help care teams identify readings that may warrant review.
Reading History and Trends
Review current and historical reading data to provide trends alongside symptoms, clinical history, and the patient’s care plan.
Documentation and Reporting
Document outreach and monitoring activity and generate monthly reports to support program management and RPM billing review.