Vivo Care

Vivo Care 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.

🔵 As remote care becomes more flexible, the connection between technology and people matters more than ever.Last year, o...
04/30/2026

🔵 As remote care becomes more flexible, the connection between technology and people matters more than ever.

Last year, our partner Tenovi, an Inc. 5000 company, featured Vivo Care in a blog on remote patient monitoring outcomes, showing how connected devices and clinical support can work together in chronic care.

Since then, the 2026 Medicare updates have introduced even greater flexibility for remote care, and we are already seeing that momentum build in programs across the country.

That flexibility emphasizes a practical reality of remote care: patient needs do not always fit neatly into one monthly pattern. Some months may require light-touch monitoring, while others call for closer follow-up, more coaching, or faster escalation.

Tenovi’s connected devices, cellular gateway, and flexible RPM ecosystem help create the infrastructure for between-visit visibility, while Vivo Care’s nurse-led support helps turn that visibility into practical care: patient encouragement, pattern recognition, escalation, and provider support.

With demand for more dynamic care growing, the strongest programs will be those that bring technology, clinical judgment, and patient support into the same workflow.

🔗 Read the Tenovi feature here: https://vivocaresolutions.com/blog/rpm-technology-care-teams-outcomes/

04/29/2026

Remote care is measured in consistency, but it is felt in moments of trust.

This month, we are recognizing three Vivo Care team members whose work shows what that really means: patients feeling heard, clinic partners feeling supported, and programs growing stronger because the right people keep showing up.

⭐ Care Navigator of the Month: Casey Jethro
Casey is being recognized for her transition to CCM, her positive attitude and outlook, strong performance, thoughtful questions, and problem-solving mindset. She has brought energy, curiosity, and care to a growing part of our program, and her momentum has been wonderful to see.

⭐ Clinical Impact Award: Jamie Kirkbride
Jamie is being recognized for strong performance, support for our newest clinic, and patient moments that remind us why this work matters.

In one call, a patient navigating a recent cancer diagnosis shared how much it helped simply to be heard. In another, a patient reflected on the role nurses play in helping people stay attentive to their health, describing that support as deeply meaningful in his own care journey.

⭐ Extra Mile Award: Erin Lowe
Erin, our CCM Lead, is being recognized for her support of the CCM program and the quality assurance lift. She is a go-to teammate in the best sense: reliable, generous with her time, and deeply committed to helping the program succeed.

❤️ Congratulations to Casey, Jamie, and Erin. Thank you for the care, consistency, and heart you bring to Vivo Care every day. Those same qualities help drive our whole care model.

📊 Our latest 21-month analysis of more than 300 partners shows nurses provide the capacity that busy practices lack. While internal staff are often pulled in a dozen directions, our team remains 29% more consistent, ensuring patient engagement never slips through the cracks. Shoutout to all our nurses for delivering 2.3x the output for our partners and proving that dedicated focus changes lives.

👥 And as our programs continue to grow, so does our team. We are actively hiring nurses who want to bring this kind of focus and human connection to remote care.

Explore open roles here:
https://lnkd.in/eagmavq6

04/28/2026

🔵 Consistency in remote care starts with the people delivering it.

In this week’s Clinical Compass clip, Vivo Care Director of Clinical Operations Kat Baker, RN explains why Vivo Care made a deliberate choice to build around permanent nurses rather than contracted staff.

For clinics, that choice means their nurses are not simply moving from account to account. They become familiar with the practice, the patients, the workflows, and the small details that make care easier to coordinate over time.

That continuity helps build rapport across the nurse, patient, and provider relationship. It also supports greater consistency in training, onboarding, quality assurance, and clinical operations as the model scales.

04/24/2026

Remote care can scale quickly. Clinical quality has to stay in step.

In this week’s second Clinical Compass clip, Vivo Care Director of Clinical Operations Katherine Baker RN reflects on what clinical leadership looks like as remote care continues to grow.

Her perspective is a reminder that growth in healthcare is never just about reaching more patients.

🔵 It's about building a clinical operation where quality does not get diluted as more patients come in, where nurses have the information they need, and where communication stays clear enough to keep care consistent even as the work becomes more complex.

A strong remote care collaboration should do more than add devices.It should help care teams reach further, adapt faster...
04/23/2026

A strong remote care collaboration should do more than add devices.

It should help care teams reach further, adapt faster, and support more patients between visits.

That was the goal when Vivo Care began working with , last August: to strengthen remote care with connected tools flexible enough for different patient needs and different care settings.

From cellular gateways for rural and low-connectivity environments to Bluetooth-enabled devices for everyday use, the collaboration was built around a practical idea: remote care should be easier to deliver, not harder to scale.

And the results are showing.

Under the 2026 CMS RPM rule, 95.4% of active patients on the Vivo Care platform met the billing threshold in January 2026, with account-level billing success up 112% compared to the prior 16-day model.

🔵 More flexibility for providers.
🔵 Stronger support for patient populations.
🔵 A more scalable path for remote care delivery.

This Thursday, we’re celebrating a collaboration that continues to expand what’s possible in remote care.

04/21/2026

One of the biggest surprises for providers is how much clearer the patient picture becomes when care doesn't end at the visit.

In this week’s Clinical Compass clip, Vivo Care Director of Clinical Operations Kat Baker shares what that looks like in practice. With more frequent touchpoints between appointments, clinical teams build a deeper understanding of patients, not only their clinical status, but their routines, challenges, and day-to-day realities.

The result is better-informed decisions, stronger patient engagement, and more meaningful support between visits.

📍💙🩺

04/17/2026

Last month, the OIG announced it is actively auditing Chronic Care Management (CCM) payments.

For practices billing CCM, this is a good time to examine the underlying structure of their programs with fresh eyes.

Those most exposed will be programs where billing moved faster than the documentation supporting it.
Those in a stronger position will be programs where each claim rests on solid foundations like verified time, a current care plan, and documented consent.

Our latest blog takes a closer look at what this audit will likely mean in practice: https://bit.ly/4tuqPxG

The theme will be continue in our upcoming whitepaper, featuring insights from Vivo Care Medical Director Dr. Aamir Iqbal exploring what compliant CCM infrastructure looks like across four critical fronts: financial, compliance, operational, and clinical.

🔵 Subscribe to our newsletter, The Remote Care Standard, and get your whitepaper hot off the press: https://bit.ly/4cjb32S

We named it.The Remote Care Standard.Our newsletter now has a clearer purpose: reliable intelligence for Medicare practi...
04/17/2026

We named it.

The Remote Care Standard.

Our newsletter now has a clearer purpose: reliable intelligence for Medicare practice leaders navigating reimbursement policy, clinical program data, and compliance developments in remote care.

Not a roundup. Not a highlight reel. A consistent, informed signal on the developments that actually affect how practices run and bill.

Remote care is moving. CMS is updating. OIG is auditing. The practices that stay ahead are the ones that stay informed.

The first edition lands soon.

🔵 Subscribe here to get it the moment it drops: https://bit.ly/4mLGruj

Sometimes, it pays to revisit the basics.This Thursday we’re revisiting a July 2025 Vivo Care blog on the fundamentals o...
04/16/2026

Sometimes, it pays to revisit the basics.

This Thursday we’re revisiting a July 2025 Vivo Care blog on the fundamentals of remote patient monitoring and why RPM continues to matter.

RPM gives practices a clearer, more continuous view of patient health between visits. With connected devices and daily readings, care teams can follow trends earlier, support chronic conditions more proactively, and stay more closely connected to what is happening outside the appointment itself.

The idea is simple, but the value is significant. RPM helps move care beyond episodic snapshots and toward a more continuous model of support for patients and practices alike.

If you’re new to RPM, or just looking for a refresher, visit the blog here: https://bit.ly/3OkDsMJ

🔵 What matters isn't speed for its own sake.When practices consider adding remote care services, the real question is wh...
04/15/2026

🔵 What matters isn't speed for its own sake.

When practices consider adding remote care services, the real question is whether the right pieces are in place to make an informed decision, whatever the timeline.

That is something we have heard in recent conversations across the community. When the platform, support model, and economics are presented clearly, the path forward becomes easier to assess. In some cases, that clarity can shorten the distance between interest and commitment.

For practices exploring RPM and CCM, readiness often comes down to a few core things: clinical fit, operational fit, support clarity, financial clarity, and a next step that feels manageable.

Vivo Care helps practices assess remote care with confidence, around real workflows, clear support, and understandable value.

Learn more by requesting a demo: https://vivocaresolutions.com/request-a-demo/

04/14/2026

🔵 Behind every strong remote care program is an onboarding process built to fit the practice behind it.

In this week’s Clinical Compass clip, Katherine Baker shares how Vivo Care approaches onboarding with both structure and flexibility.

We ensure process is designed to meet practices where they are and help build from there, so support feels aligned from day one.

Not every important moment in care happens in a clinic.This Thursday, we’re revisiting a July 2025 Vivo Care blog that s...
04/09/2026

Not every important moment in care happens in a clinic.

This Thursday, we’re revisiting a July 2025 Vivo Care blog that shared two stories showing the broader value of remote care in practice.

In one, a monthly wellness call gave a patient the chance to speak openly about what she had been carrying while undergoing testing for possible cancer. In another, a monitoring nurse supported a hypertensive patient and her husband after a sudden loss of vision, helping them navigate both care needs and the pressures that followed.

They show that the value of remote care is not only clinical, but human.

Read the full blog here: https://bit.ly/4mssKjW

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