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HealthArc review

#3 of 17 in Remote Patient Monitoring

Cellular RPM monitoring combines alerts, billing workflows and EHR exchange.

8.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

HealthArc brings remote patient monitoring and care-management workflows into a platform for physician practices, health systems and virtual-care companies. It collects readings from cellular-connected medical devices and presents them alongside care-plan status and alerts in a care-team dashboard. Listed programs include RPM, CCM, RTM and TCM, with support for chronic conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, COPD, heart failure, chronic kidney disease and obesity. The cellular approach avoids requiring patients to install an app or pair devices over Bluetooth, while patient outreach and enrollment support address participation beyond the readings themselves.

Billing workflow depth is a central part of the offering. HealthArc tracks transmission days against RPM billing thresholds and automates tracking and documentation for care-management billing workflows. Staff can set patient-specific thresholds and receive alerts for readings or trends. Providers can run monitoring and outreach with their own staff or opt for HealthArc’s clinical monitoring and care coordination. That combination may suit practices seeking operational support alongside device data; organizations looking only for a basic readings dashboard may find the broader care-management focus unnecessary.

For practices evaluating fit, EHR exchange is another important consideration: listed integrations include Epic, athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Kareo / Tebra, DrChrono, Greenway Health, NextGen Healthcare, Allscripts / Veradigm, Cerner / Oracle Health and AdvancedMD, with bi-directional exchange using FHIR and other integrations. The software is cloud-based and available through web and API. According to the vendor’s published materials, prospective customers are directed to schedule a demo rather than choose among published subscription tiers. HealthArc is therefore a stronger candidate for teams prioritizing cellular RPM, billing documentation and EHR workflows than for buyers seeking a self-serve app-led service with transparent online subscription plans.

HealthArc pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Cellular devices transmit readings without app installation or Bluetooth pairing.
    • Tracks transmission days and documents care-management billing workflows.
    • Exchanges data with major EHRs, including Epic and athenahealth.
  • Where it doesn't
    • No patient app is listed for monitoring workflows.
    • Software subscription pricing requires contacting sales.
    • Clinical monitoring and care coordination are optional services.

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