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.

08/21/2026

Chronic care does not stop when the appointment ends.

Vivo Care brings care plans, patient engagement, documentation, automatic time tracking and billing into one CCM platform.

Choose software only, or a fully managed program with US-licensed care navigators supporting delivery.

Access the 2206 Vivo Care CCM guide: https://bit.ly/4c3UqHX

08/19/2026

A CCM claim may look the same on the billing screen. The month behind it never does.

Each billed month needs a current record of qualifying care-coordination work against the care plan, sufficient documented time for the CCM code claimed and no duplicated minutes or conflicting care-management billing.

The Vivo Care 2026 CCM Monthly Audit Checklist brings those checks together in one clear, actionable pre-claim review.

🔵 Access here: https://bit.ly/4xao9HG

08/18/2026

From CMS requirements to a CCM program that works in practice.

The Vivo Care 2026 Guide to Chronic Care Management covers patient eligibility, current codes and reimbursement, consent and care-plan requirements, countable time, monthly workflows, documentation and common audit risks.

🔵 For providers, clinical teams and operations teams building or reviewing a CCM program in 2026.

Access here: https://bit.ly/4qm2cTe

08/13/2026

New healthcare technology earns trust through what it delivers in practice.

In this throwback clip from earlier this year, Vivo Care Medical Director Dr. Aamir Iqbal recalls the initial hesitation among clinical teams and office managers when remote monitoring was introduced.

Within a few months, the clinical value was becoming clear. Patients valued the monitoring, regular interactions and feedback, while the practice saw a rapid return on the time and effort invested.

🔵 With the right tools, technology helps clinical teams do what matters most: take better care of their patients.

08/12/2026

Especially for rural patients living far from a clinic, significant changes in their condition can go undetected during the weeks or months between appointments.

🔵 This is why retention is so important in remote patient monitoring. Across the Vivo Care platform, patients average 545 days of retention, roughly 18 months of continuous monitoring.

Cellular-enabled devices help maintain that connection without requiring home WiFi or a smartphone, while care navigators review incoming readings and bring concerning trends to the provider’s attention.

Earlier this summer, we examined how RPM can close the distance between rural patients and their care teams.

Read 'Bridging the 90-Mile Gap: How Remote Patient Monitoring Solves the Rural Care Crisis': https://vivocaresolutions.com/blog/remote-patient-monitoring-rural-health/

08/11/2026

Some chronic-condition patients decline a time-tracked program - or never have the conversation.

They are the third group in the primary care panel, and the one most practices cannot reach.

APCM is built for that third group.

Instead of recording minute-by-minute interactions, APCM uses a prospective monthly payment based on patient complexity. The provider stays in control of enrollment and care priorities, while care is organized around patient need instead of a clock.

🔵 Read how APCM can reduce billing-driven documentation and help practices manage the broader panel:
https://bit.ly/45nvR4V

08/07/2026

Two July developments could push remote patient monitoring policy in different directions.

CMS has proposed changes to the 2027 Physician Fee Schedule that could tighten requirements around how RPM and RTM are delivered and reimbursed.

Two days later, the House Ways and Means Committee advanced the Rural Patient Monitoring Access Act (H.R. 3108) by a 39–0 vote, aimed at expanding RPM access in rural and underserved communities.

Neither path is final.

Our recent article looks at both developments, where they differ, and what practices should be watching as 2027 approaches:

🔵 Where Things Stand: The 2027 Fee Schedule and the RPM Access Act

Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4fWpNVX

08/06/2026

Why move beyond self-managed RPM?

In this throwback clip from earlier this year, Vivo Care Medical Director Dr. Aamir Iqbal explains how a managed remote team can monitor the platform throughout the day and bring critical alerts to the clinician at the right time.

🔵 That means less time searching through data and more attention on clinical outcomes and patient care.

08/05/2026

🔵 Switching RPM or CCM vendors can feel more complicated than staying with an underperforming program.

Devices remain in patients’ homes, records sit on another platform, and questions arise about consent and billing.

Our latest guide breaks the transition into four manageable workstreams: device ownership, data export, patient consent and billing continuity.

With the right plan, practices can protect patient care, documentation and revenue throughout the move.

Read the full guide: https://vivocaresolutions.com/blog/switching-rpm-ccm-vendors/

08/04/2026

National Health Center Week recognizes the community health centers providing essential care across the United States.

The latest HRSA data shows the scale of that work. In 2025, Health Center Program awardees reported more than six million patients diagnosed with hypertension and nearly 3.5 million diagnosed with diabetes.

While 98% of health centers used telemedicine, fewer than one in three of those centers reported using remote patient monitoring.

RPM can build on the foundations created by telemedicine, providing ongoing physiologic data between visits and helping care teams identify changes earlier and manage chronic conditions over time.

🔵 The opportunity is not simply to adopt another technology. It is to integrate between-visit monitoring into a sustainable model of care that gives clinical teams meaningful data, supports earlier intervention and extends the trusted work of community health centers into patients’ homes.

Read more about the changing FQHC care management landscape:
https://bit.ly/4fFhBdG

Thank you to the clinicians, staff, community health workers and leaders who keep care accessible, local and responsive to the communities they serve!

Sources: HRSA 2025 Uniform Data System, Tables 6A and ODE

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6300 Bridge Point Parkway, Building 1 Suite 480
Austin, TX
78730

Telephone

+18884408486

Website

https://vivocaresolutions.com/

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