Vivo Care

Name: Vivo Care
Address: 6300 Bridge Point Parkway, Building 1 Suite 480, Austin, TX, 78730, US
Telephone: +18884408486

Vivo Care keeps care alive between visits with proven remote care software, U.S.-based nurse support, and flexible program design.

With 100K+ patients served, we’re redefining remote care to be more personal, proactive, and truly connected.

06/12/2026

Primary care is not short on effort. Practices are already managing chronic patients, coordinating care between visits, and working to keep the whole panel connected.

The problem is that too much of that effort is being absorbed by paperwork. Physicians spend nearly twice as much time on documentation and EHR tasks as they do face to face with patients, which means the burden is structural, not simply operational.

That is why APCM is worth watching. By moving away from minute-by-minute time tracking toward prospective monthly payment by patient complexity, it offers primary care more flexibility to support the broader chronic-condition panel.

For practices, the opportunity is simple: less billing friction, more panel visibility, and a clearer path to connected care.

🔵 Read the full blog on why primary care’s paperwork problem needs a payment-model solution, and how APCM could help practices manage the broader chronic-condition panel:

https://bit.ly/3QgKVgz

06/11/2026

For many, diabetes is only one part of a number of complex health challenges.

CDC/NCHS data show that among U.S. adults age 20 and older, total diabetes prevalence was higher in men than women: 18.0% vs. 13.7%.

For Men’s Health Month with the Men's Health Network , that points to a wider chronic-care challenge. Diabetes often travels with other long-term risks including heart health, kidney health and high blood pressure.

And for patients managing two or more chronic conditions, care needs structure between visits. That's where Chronic Care Management (CCM) can help.

CCM gives practices a way to support monthly follow-up, medication review, care coordination, and a connected plan of care over time.

With this in mind, this week we're revising our blog from October last year:
🔵 Chronic Care Management: The Blueprint for Continuous, Collaborative Patient Care

Read more: https://bit.ly/49Wf23I

06/10/2026

$50B across five years.

That is the scale of investment being directed toward rural healthcare transformation across the United States.

Remote care programs like RPM, CCM, APCM, telehealth, and digital health are increasingly being treated as core rural healthcare infrastructure.

For rural practices, FQHCs, and RHCs, the opportunity is to align remote care with state RHT priorities, workforce needs, and measurable outcomes from day one.

🔵 Our 2026 RHT Funding Guide explores how rural providers can use RHT funding to build remote care programs for long-term success.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4aIyhxV

06/09/2026

One patient panel. Dynamic clinical needs.

For primary care teams, the challenge is rarely choosing a single program in isolation.

It is understanding which program is clinically appropriate for which patient, how those needs change over time, and how patients may move across CCM, RPM, RTM, APCM, or other forms of support.

In this week’s clip from The Remote Care Standard: On Air, Vivo Care CEO Ryan Clark explains why the real opportunity is not simply running programs in parallel.

It is giving providers a clearer clinical view of their entire patient panel, and helping them manage care as patient needs evolve.

That is where remote care technology becomes more than administrative support.

It becomes a clinical tool.

06/04/2026

At least 50% of U.S. men live with hypertension.

That figure comes from CDC/NCHS data, which estimates hypertension prevalence among U.S. men aged 18+ at 50.8% for August 2021 to August 2023. Many cases still go undetected.

This Men's Health Month with the Men's Health Network, it is a number worth sitting with.

Hypertension remains one of the clearest risk factors in cardiovascular health, but better care does not begin and end with an office visit. It depends on visibility, follow-through, and support between appointments.

Our blog from last August on remote patient monitoring for cardiovascular health highlights a recent study of more than 550 adults with uncontrolled hypertension, where home blood pressure devices and smartphone-based virtual coaching were linked with improved cardiovascular health scores over 12 months.

Two-thirds of that improvement was driven by better blood pressure control.

For practices, the lesson is practical: RPM works best when devices, data, and care teams move together.

🔵 For patients, the promise is simple: easier monitoring, steadier support, and more chances to act before risk becomes crisis.

Read the full blog here: https://bit.ly/49F6Kx5

06/03/2026

Remote care should follow the patient, not the program.

After yesterday’s APCM vendor checklist, Vivo Care CEO Ryan Clark widens the lens: the question is not simply which program to choose, but which model fits each patient.

In the first clip from The Remote Care Standard: On Air, our video companion to The Remote Care Standard newsletter, Ryan explains why APCM should be viewed as part of a broader care management landscape that includes CCM, RPM, RTM, and other remote care models.

Some patients may need more structured care coordination. Others may benefit from remote monitoring. Some may need heavier support for a period of time, then step down as their needs change. The strongest care models give patients room to move between programs as clinically appropriate, instead of forcing every patient into one fixed pathway.

That flexibility helps physicians and care teams use their time where it has the greatest clinical value.

🔵 APCM, CCM, RPM, and RTM each have a role. The opportunity is in building a model that lets the right support reach the right patient at the right time.

Subscribe to The Remote Care Standard using the QR code in the clip, or at the following link: https://bit.ly/4amdQ9N

06/02/2026

APCM is now a key part of the remote care conversation.

For primary care practices, the next step is choosing the right partner to support it. A strong APCM vendor conversation should go beyond feature comparison. It should test the operating model, clinical staffing, documentation, patient continuity, and how APCM fits alongside RPM and CCM.

APCM is paid as a monthly bundle, but the work behind it is continuous: consent, care planning, access, transitions, population health, reporting, and clean billing logic.

The strongest programs are built around fit.

- Between the patient and the right care program.
- Between the practice and the right operating model.
- Between reimbursement opportunity and the support needed to deliver it consistently.

🔵 Our 2026 APCM Vendor Evaluation Guide breaks down the codes, reimbursement rates, vendor landscape, implementation checklist, and practical questions practices should ask before selecting a partner.

Read the guide here: https://bit.ly/4wZygiF

05/29/2026

“Oh my gosh, you’re a real person!”

That was one patient’s reaction when Diane, one of Vivo Care’s dedicated care navigators, called for a routine monthly check-in.

The patient had been trying to get a simple scheduling question answered, and by the time Diane called, the relief was immediate. Diane listened, contacted the clinic, and stayed on the line while the patient saved her direct number.
It was a small moment, but a meaningful one.

Remote care depends on data, devices, and timely visibility, but patients do not experience care as a dashboard. They experience it through the person who calls, listens, follows through, and helps them feel less alone between visits.

🔵 That is the heart of this month’s Moments That Matter: real voices, real relief, and connection that keeps care moving.

Read the full story here: https://bit.ly/4dXOnET

05/22/2026

In 2026, primary care practices have a key question to answer: which care program best fits each patient?

Advanced Primary Care Management (APCM) gives practices more flexibility: a monthly bundled payment for ongoing care management, with payment levels based on patient complexity and social risk.

The point is not to place every patient into one fixed program. It's to understand how each fits into primary care, including where programs can be layered and where billing rules create limits.

As Ryan Clark, CEO of Vivo Care, puts it:
“There isn’t a right program for the provider. There is a right program that is specific to each patient.”

Our new blog post breaks down APCM codes, 2026 reimbursement rates, eligibility requirements, consent rules, access, care planning, care transitions, and the billing rules that shape how APCM works alongside other remote care programs.

More programs need not mean greater burden. Used well, they mean better fit.

Read the full post here: https://bit.ly/4uq3E8d

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Austin, TX
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