Remote Patient Monitoring Leadership Summit

Wednesday, February 25

• 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm

  Connect in the Queen City: Pre-Conference Meetup

  Charlotte’s charm is brewing—and you’re on the guest list! Join us for an informal meet-up from 5 – 7 pm. We’ll raise a glass to Southern hospitality, swap ideas with fellow industry innovators, and spark new collaborations under the soft glow of Queen City’s skyline lights. Afterwards, Charlotte awaits—think craft cocktails in hidden speakeasies, mouthwatering Carolina barbecue, skyline views from rooftop patios, and maybe even a late-night stroll past the twinkling lights of Tryon Street. So bring your business cards, your curiosity, and your Carolina state of mind—Charlotte’s rhythm is calling, and the first beat starts with us. Let’s make it a night to remember!

Thursday, February 26

• 8:30 am - 4:00 pm

  Registration Desk Open

• 9:15 am - 9:50 am

  The Future of Connected Care

  Where Remote Monitoring Meets Real-World Results

  This session will explore how remote patient monitoring will move from pilot programs to proven, scalable models that deliver measurable outcomes. The speaker will demonstrate how data integration, AI-enabled insights, and patient engagement strategies are driving earlier interventions, reducing hospitalizations, and improving chronic disease management. Participants will gain a clear view of emerging technologies, reimbursement pathways, and operational strategies that are shaping the next era of connected, value-based care.

• 9:50 am - 10:25 am

  Scaling RPM

  From Early Pilots to Enterprise-Wide Adoption

  This session will show how health systems are moving remote patient monitoring from isolated pilots to enterprise-wide programs that deliver sustainable value. The session will explore operational, clinical, and financial strategies that will enable RPM to scale—standardizing workflows, integrating data into EHRs, and securing leadership and payer support. Attendees will learn how organizations are building infrastructure, measuring ROI, and aligning RPM initiatives with broader value-based care and digital transformation goals.

• 10:25 am - 10:45 am

  Networking Break and Sponsor Showcase

• 10:45 am - 11:20 am

  Transforming Acute and Chronic Care Pathways with RPM

  This session will explore how remote patient monitoring is reshaping the management of both acute and chronic conditions in the home and across care settings. The presentation will highlight how RPM enables continuous patient tracking, timely interventions, seamless care transitions, and personalized care plans that prevent exacerbations and hospitalizations. Attendees will learn how health systems are leveraging data-driven insights, integrating virtual and in-person workflows, and engaging patients proactively to create scalable, patient-centered programs that improve outcomes, enhance quality of life, and reduce costs.

• 11:20 am - 12:00 pm

  The Payer Perspective: Proving ROI for RPM

  This session will examine how payers will evaluate, support, and scale remote patient monitoring programs based on measurable returns. The session will explore how health plans will assess cost savings, reduced hospitalizations, improved outcomes, and member satisfaction to justify investment in RPM. Attendees will gain insight into evolving reimbursement models, contractual strategies, and data-sharing requirements that will demonstrate value. The session will highlight how collaboration between providers and payers will shape financially sustainable, outcomes-driven RPM adoption.

• 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

  Networking Luncheon and Sponsor Showcase

• 1:30 pm - 2:00 pm

  Choose From Two Concurrent Tracks
  • 1:30 pm - 2:00 pm

    Track A — Clinical & Operational Strategies

    Redesigning Care Pathways with RPM at the Core

    This session will explore how care delivery models are being redesigned with remote patient monitoring embedded as a central component rather than an add-on. The session will discuss how RPM is reshaping patient journeys—from hospital to home—by enabling continuous monitoring, earlier interventions, and tighter care coordination. Attendees will learn how multidisciplinary teams are integrating virtual and in-person workflows, redefining roles, and aligning incentives to create more proactive, personalized, and efficient care pathways that improve outcomes and reduce costs.

  • 1:30 pm - 2:00 pm

    Track B — Technology & Policy Innovation

    Operational Interoperability: Integrating RPM into Clinical Workflows

    This session will explore how health systems are integrating remote patient monitoring data into clinical workflows to enable seamless, real-time communication across care teams. Speakers will share strategies for standardizing data exchange, streamlining decision-making, and coordinating interventions across settings. Attendees will learn how operational interoperability can optimize efficiency, enhance care team collaboration, and ensure timely, data-driven actions that improve patient outcomes, reduce hospitalizations, and support scalable, connected RPM programs.

• 2:10 pm - 2:40 pm

  Choose From Two Concurrent Tracks:
  • 2:10 pm - 2:40 pm

    Track A — Clinical & Operational Strategies

    The Clinician Experience: Reducing Burden While Driving Better Outcomes

    This session will explore how remote patient monitoring is being designed to enhance the clinician experience while improving patient outcomes. Speakers will show how RPM tools and workflows are reducing administrative burden, streamline data review, and support proactive decision-making. Attendees will learn how health systems are integrating RPM into daily practice, optimize care team collaboration, and leverage technology to enable efficient, value-driven care that empowers clinicians and improves patient health.

  • 2:10 pm - 2:40 pm

    Track B — Technology & Policy Innovation

    New Models of Reimbursement for Remote Care

    This session will explore how reimbursement for remote patient monitoring and virtual care will evolve to support sustainable, value-based models. Speakers will outline how payers, health systems, and providers are designing programs that reward outcomes, reduce hospitalizations, and improve patient engagement. Attendees will learn how innovative payment structures, risk-sharing arrangements, and policy updates are enabling broader RPM adoption, ensuring financial sustainability while promoting high-quality, patient-centered care across diverse populations and care settings.

• 2:40 pm - 3:10 pm

  Networking Break and Sponsor Showcase

• 3:20 pm - 3:50 pm

  Choose From Two Concurrent Tracks
  • 3:20 pm - 3:50 pm

    Track A — Clinical & Operational Strategies

    Hospital-at-Home and RPM: Lessons Learned and What’s Next

    This session will examine how remote patient monitoring is continuing to expand the reach and effectiveness of hospital-at-home programs. Speakers will highlight lessons learned from early implementations, including workflow integration, patient engagement, and outcome measurement. Attendees will learn how health systems are applying these insights to scale programs, improve safety, and enhance care quality. The session will also explore emerging technologies and strategies that will shape the next generation of hospital-at-home care.

  • 3:20 pm - 3:50 pm

    Track B — Technology & Policy Innovation

    AI-Driven RPM

    Predicting High-Risk Events Before They Happen

    This session will explore how advanced artificial intelligence and predictive analytics are transforming remote patient monitoring into a proactive tool for managing patient risk. The speakers will highlight real-world use cases where AI algorithms analyze RPM data to identify high-risk patients, anticipate complications, and guide timely interventions. Attendees will learn how health systems can leverage these insights to optimize workflows, enhance care coordination, reduce hospitalizations, and improve outcomes across chronic and acute care populations.

• 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm

  Choose From Two Concurrent Tracks
  • 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm

    Track A — Clinical & Operational Strategies

    Measuring Clinical Outcomes

    RPM in CHF, COPD, Diabetes & Beyond

    This session will explore how remote patient monitoring is being used to track and improve clinical outcomes across chronic conditions such as CHF, COPD, and diabetes. Speakers will show how RPM data is enabling timely interventions, personalized care plans, and population health management. Attendees will learn how health systems are measuring impact, standardizing metrics, and demonstrating value, to create scalable, data-driven programs that improve patient health, reduce hospitalizations, and support broader adoption of RPM.

  • 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm

    Track B — Technology & Policy Innovation

    Technical Interoperability

    APIs, Standards, and Next-Gen RPM Infrastructure

    This session will examine how emerging technical frameworks, APIs, and standards are enabling seamless integration of remote patient monitoring devices, platforms, and electronic health records. Speakers will discuss how health systems and technology partners are building scalable, secure, and connected RPM infrastructures that support real-time data flow and coordinated care. Attendees will learn how these technical solutions will enhance clinical decision-making, streamline workflows, improve patient outcomes, and enable enterprise-wide adoption of RPM programs.

• 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm

  Networking Reception and Sponsor Showcase

Friday, February 27

• 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

  Registration Desk Open

• 9:00 am - 9:15 am

  Welcome to Day 2

• 9:15 am - 9:45 am

  What’s Next in RPM Tech

  Devices, Platforms, and Deviceless Monitoring

  This session will showcase the latest tools and technologies transforming remote patient monitoring, from next-generation wearable devices to integrated platforms and innovative deviceless monitoring solutions. The speaker will highlight how cutting-edge sensors, AI-driven analytics, and cloud-based ecosystems are enabling real-time insights, seamless interoperability, and proactive care. Attendees will learn how health systems and digital innovators are adopting these technologies to enhance patient engagement, optimize workflows, and drive measurable improvements in outcomes.

• 9:45 am - 10:30 am

  Innovation in Action: RPM Solution Showcase

  See the future of connected care come to life at our RPM Solution Provider Innovation Demos. This fast-paced session spotlights the technologies transforming how we monitor, engage, and care for patients beyond the four walls of the clinic. Leading RPM innovators will deliver live demos of platforms, devices, AI-enabled analytics, and integration tools that are driving real outcomes—early intervention, reduced hospitalizations, improved care team workflows, and empowered patients at home. Come curious, ask questions, and discover the next partnership or platform that could elevate your RPM strategy from concept to impact.

• 10:30 am - 10:50 am

  Networking Break and Sponsor Showcase

• 10:50 am - 11:25 am

  From Policy to Practice

  Shaping the Future of RPM Regulation

  This session will explore how emerging policies and regulations are shaping the future of remote patient monitoring. The speaker will discuss how health systems and technology innovators are translating regulatory changes into practical, compliant workflows that enable scalable RPM programs. Attendees will learn how evolving standards, risk frameworks, and governance requirements are supporting safe, effective, and equitable deployment of RPM, ensuring high-quality, connected care while fostering innovation and broader adoption across diverse patient populations.

• 11:25 am - 12:00 pm

  Closing the Digital Divide

  Ensuring Equity & Access in Tech-Enabled Care

  This session will explore how remote patient monitoring and digital health solutions are being implemented to ensure equitable access for all patients. Speakers will share strategies to overcome barriers related to technology, connectivity, and health literacy. Attendees will learn how health systems, payers, and innovators are designing inclusive programs, engaging underserved populations, and leveraging data to measure impact—creating tech-enabled care models that improve outcomes while reducing disparities across diverse communities.

• 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

  Networking Luncheon and Sponsor Showcase

• 1:00 pm - 1:35 pm

  Networking Luncheon and Sponsor Showcase

  Building Trust, Engagement & Satisfaction in Remote Care

  This session will explore how remote patient monitoring is enhancing patient trust, engagement, and satisfaction in virtual care. Patient advocates will highlight strategies to incorporate patient preferences, feedback, and education into RPM programs, ensuring care feels personalized and supportive. Attendees will learn how health systems are leveraging communication tools, user-friendly devices, and continuous engagement techniques to empower patients, improve adherence, and foster meaningful connections, ultimately driving better outcomes and long-term success in remote care delivery.

• 1:35 pm - 2:10 pm

  The Future RPM Ecosystem

  Technology, Care, and Outcomes in 2030

  This session will explore the future vision of remote patient monitoring and define what success will look like by 2030. The speaker will examine how RPM will be fully integrated across care pathways, supported by interoperable platforms, advanced analytics, and patient-centered design. Attendees will learn how health systems, payers, and technology innovators will measure impact, scale programs, and achieve outcomes that improve patient health, reduce hospitalizations, and enable a more proactive, connected healthcare ecosystem

• 2:10 pm - 2:20 pm

  Closing Remarks

Agenda Date TBD