MiCare Path

04/02/2026

Please join us in welcoming Reeka Pellman, RN, to the MiCare Path Care Team as our newest Care Coach.

Reeka brings a unique and powerful perspective to patient care, with a background in trauma and emergency medicine and a strong belief that education is the foundation of better health. Before becoming a nurse, she taught elementary school, building a passion for helping others learn, grow, and feel confident.

She holds both a bachelor’s in early education and a bachelor’s in nursing from the University of Memphis, combining clinical expertise with a deep understanding of how to connect with and support patients.

Originally from Memphis, Reeka enjoys spending time outdoors, reading, and being with her family.

We are so excited to have her on the team and know our patients will benefit from her thoughtful, education-first approach to care. Welcome, Reeka!

03/27/2026

Some moments remind us exactly why we do this work. A patient recently shared this with our Care Team Member, Nicole Salani, MA:

"I just wanted you to know I appreciate how good you guys are about checking on me. I am all alone at home, and you guys deserve a raise, praise, and everything for always being on top of checking on me. I appreciate knowing someone besides me cares and wants to know how I am doing." - patient.

For many patients, care is not just about clinical support. It is about connection, consistency, and knowing someone is there.

Nicole, thank you for the compassion and dedication you bring to every call. This is what care should feel like.

At MiCare Path, we are here to extend patient care beyond the office visit and never make them feel they are doing it alone.

03/19/2026

Patients don’t miss out on because it doesn’t work. They miss out because access is delayed.

Too often, virtual care and remote monitoring (RPM) are reserved for the sickest patients, positioned as a later step rather than part of the standard care journey. But the evidence tells a different story.

Research shows that improves outcomes, supports adherence, and enables earlier intervention by providing clinicians continuous visibility into patient health, not just snapshots in the clinic.

And yet, adoption is often slowed by very real concerns. Workflow disruption, alert fatigue, staffing constraints, and uncertainty around implementation can make virtual care feel complex to introduce at scale. As a result, it gets layered on cautiously instead of being integrated early, and patients wait.

This is not about replacing in-person care or challenging clinical judgment. It is about removing the friction that makes virtual care harder to adopt, so clinicians can extend care confidently and earlier in the patient journey.

The technology is not the barrier. The perceived burden is.

MiCare Path has solved the pain points. Our expert care team manages patient data, filters alerts, and escalates only when vitals fall outside of protocol parameters. Through structured care plans and a proven protocol build process with each clinic, we integrate virtual care seamlessly into the patient journey, minimizing disruption while expanding access to better care.

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) has the potential to replace reactive, clinic-based encounters with preventive, continuous care delivered in patients’ homes. However, the adoption of RPM has not kept pace with the global ascendance of telehealth in ...

03/12/2026

Please join us in welcoming Juan (JD) Flores to the MiCare Path Care Team as our newest Care Coordinator.

Originally from Venezuela, JD brings a strong passion for community health and patient care. He completed his Registered Medical Assistant training in Washington, D.C., and recently earned an associate degree in nursing from the University of Puerto Rico, Guayama. Earlier in his career, JD received the Promotion Program for Innovation and Research Award from Venezuela’s Ministry of Popular Power of Science and Technology and helped develop programs aimed at preventing chronic diseases in rural communities.

JD is bilingual in English and Spanish and is currently working on learning Japanese. When he is not focused on patient care, he is an avid reader with a bold goal of finishing 200 books in one year, and he hopes to visit New Zealand someday.

With the addition of JD, now has 8 fellas on staff, bringing the male population to 18% of the company. The guys are making progress, but it is safe to say the women of MiCare Path still maintain a comfortable lead.

Welcome to the team, JD. We are excited to have you supporting the clinicians and patients we serve every day.

03/06/2026

A recent retrospective cohort study, The Benefits of Using Active Remote Patient Management for Enhanced Heart Failure Outcomes in Rural Cardiology Practice, evaluated how active remote patient management affected heart failure outcomes in a rural cardiology practice. The study found that remote physiologic monitoring (RPM) combined with proactive care team engagement significantly improved clinical outcomes, including reductions in blood pressure and better overall management of heart failure patients. Researchers also observed fewer hospitalizations, emergency visits, and unplanned office visits compared with traditional care models, demonstrating the value of monitoring between appointments.

At , we partner with clinicians to deliver virtual care programs that extend monitoring and proactive outreach beyond the office visit because we believe quality healthcare and touch points should not be limited to in-office availability or a patient’s zip code

02/26/2026

Please join us in welcoming Lanae Pickett and Garrett Young to the MiCare Path Care Team as our newest Clinical Support Interns.

Lanae brings over 11 years of healthcare experience as a Navy Hospital Corpsman and Radiologic Technologist, as well as experience as a Registered Medical Assistant. She has a strong background in diagnostic imaging, patient care, and clinical operations and is passionate about health equity and improving access to care for underserved populations. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family, serving in her church, and staying active in her community.

Garrett is from Olive Branch, Mississippi, and is focused on building a career rooted in compassionate, patient-focused care, with a strong interest in Radiation Therapy and Nuclear Medicine. In his free time, he enjoys spending quality time with friends and family.

Both Lanae and Garrett are students in the College of Health Sciences at the University of Memphis and will graduate in May 2026. We are excited to support them in their learning journey, grow alongside them, and help train the next generation of healthcare professionals.

02/17/2026

We are excited to announce a new strategic partnership between BIOTRONIK and MiCare Path, enhancing remote patient care by uniting our strengths and empowering clinicians with smarter, more connected patient insights.

Together, we are elevating remote patient care through timely diagnostics and proactive cardiovascular management. Helping care teams gain a more comprehensive view of arrhythmias and cardiac events and allowing patients to stay closely connected to their care teams, beyond the office visit.

Read the full announcement to learn how this collaboration is shaping the future of cardiac care: https://www.biotronik.com/en-us/biotronik-and-micare-path-announce-first-its-kind-partnership

02/12/2026

At MiCare Path, our Care Coaches make a difference every single day, and Christina Lloyd, RN is a shining example of that impact.

A recent patient left a voicemail after missing Christina’s call during a busy stretch of winter weather. She shared that she is doing great, feeling great, and has no issues at all. But what stood out most was what she said about Christina’s monthly outreach:

“It feels good knowing that somebody actually cares.”

That simple statement captures the heart of what we strive to do. Consistent connection. Genuine compassion. Real support.

Christina’s commitment to checking in each month ensures patients feel heard, valued, and supported, even when everything is going well. We are grateful for Christina and for the trust patients place in and our clinic partners each day.

01/29/2026

Congratulations to our two RAT Award winners for the quarter!

Lindsey Thron, Care Coordinator, is loved by her patients for good reason. She builds deep, trusting relationships and walks alongside patients throughout their care journeys. Lindsey also goes above and beyond by training new employees and helping set up new clinics with our program, making a meaningful difference for both patients and care teams.

Monte Clair Greer, Sr. Director of Communications and Investor Relations, is the voice behind the curtain for MiCare Path. Monte Clair keeps our investors and employees up to date, shapes our message, wrangles our executives, and even dusted off her designer skills to elevate our brand. (She also wrote this post about herself, which feels a little awkward, but here we are.)

Thank you both for living our resourceful, accountable, and tenacious (RAT) values and raising the bar for what exceptional work looks like at MiCare Path.

01/22/2026

MiCare Paths executive leadership recently hit the road to spend time with customers in Florida. Scott Laster, CEO, Corey Patrick, COO, and Brian Childress, CCO visited Orlando area partners to connect in person and see MiCare Path’s impact in action.

It was especially meaningful for the team to visit customers like the Cardiovascular Center of Florida. These on-site conversations strengthen relationships, deepen understanding of customer needs, and reinforce our commitment to supporting care beyond the office visit.

Being present, listening, and learning alongside our customers continues to shape how we grow and serve.

01/15/2026

We’re excited to welcome Olivia Keffeler back to MiCare Path!

Olivia first joined us as an intern in the summer of 2025. She officially joined the Care Team the first week of January after graduating from the University of Alabama in Huntsville in December. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Computer Languages and Systems, bringing a thoughtful blend of clinical curiosity and technical insight to our work.

Outside of work, Olivia enjoys playing pickleball whenever she can, spending time with friends and family, and hanging out with her dog, Checo, which she shares with her boyfriend.

We’re thrilled to have Olivia back on the team and look forward to what’s ahead, especially as she brings her strong technical skills to support our patients and enhance their virtual care experience.

01/08/2026

Please join us in welcoming Rani Tyson to the MiCare Path Care Team as our newest Care Coordinator.

Rani is a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant with experience supporting patients across outpatient, home health, and acute inpatient settings. She brings a thoughtful, evidence-based approach to care, values collaboration with her team, and is committed to delivering high-quality, patient-centered support.

Outside of work, Rani enjoys spending time with her family, gardening, and traveling. She is also the proud owner of a Cane Corso named Leo. When he stands on his hind legs to dance with her, they are eye-to-eye. As a teenager, Rani spent a year living in Puerto Rico doing mission work, an experience that continues to shape her perspective on service and care.

We are excited to welcome Rani to and look forward to the impact she will make for our patients and partners.