The patient follow-up being facilitated using the telemonitoring, care providers can increase their capacity by anywhere between 25% and even 100%⁶ when they include telemonitoring in their portfolio of methods.

The Action Groups feature of AirView filters your patients into actionable groups based on certain criteria. It helps you manage your patients efficiently by focusing your attention on patients who need your assistance.

When you can troubleshoot device issues remotely, you can reduce the processing and postage costs of incorrectly returned devices; and limit the associated inconvenience to patients. And of course you limit the risk of potential disruption of therapy.⁷

Many clinics and home care providers spend considerable time explaining how CPAP treatment works, and on showing and describing how to use and adjust masks and machine. Having coaching services on-demand, when the patient needs extra help, reduces that load.

Many insurance companies request an annual report of therapy hours before granting reimbursement for the following period. With telemonitoring, therapy hours are now collected electronically and transmitted to physicians and insurance companies. In a study undertaken by PwC in Germany, the avoidance of postage, print, paper and associated personnel costs led to savings of ~€8 per patient per year.⁷

A study in Derby found that the use of telemonitoring could reduce the number of physical visits by a patient from an average of 4.5 for the traditional pathway, to only 2.3 for monitored patients. And, the frequency of DNAs (do not attend) dropped to zero.⁸