How It Works
Easy 1-2-3 Setup
From unboxing to first reading in minutes. No complex configuration, no IT involvement.
Onboard & Place Cuff
Enroll the patient and fit the upper-arm cuff. Most devices require a single button press to begin.
Measure & Transmit
The device captures systolic/diastolic pressure and heart rate, then transmits readings automatically via cellular or Bluetooth.
Review & Act
Clinical staff review readings on the CCN Health dashboard. Alerts flag abnormal values for timely intervention.
Live Dashboard Preview
Automated blood pressure tracking.
Every reading flows into the CCN Health platform in real time. Configurable thresholds trigger alerts for hypertension, hypotension, and irregular heartbeat so your clinical team can act before a crisis.
Margaret S.
142/88 mmHg
Robert K.
128/82 mmHg
Linda T.
118/76 mmHg
James P.
156/94 mmHg
Carol W.
122/78 mmHg
Monitoring Features
Device Gallery
Multiple form factors, one platform.
From traditional upper-arm cuffs to wrist-worn and cuffless optical sensors — choose the form factor that maximizes patient compliance. Blood pressure monitoring that works for patients and clinical teams alike.
Device Specifications
Clinical-grade accuracy.
Smart Meter BP monitors deliver AAMI/ANSI SP10-validated accuracy with automatic cellular transmission. No gateway, no phone, no Wi-Fi — just reliable clinical data every time the patient takes a reading.
Bluetooth 4.0 + cellular
0–299 mmHg
40–199 bpm
AAMI/ANSI SP10
60 readings
Standard adult
>180 urgent, 140-179 high
AAA × 4
Platform Integration
Device Options
Supported Blood Pressure Monitors
Multiple form factors and connectivity options to match every patient population and clinical workflow.
Tenovi Cellular BP
Built-in cellular SIM transmits readings automatically. No gateway, no phone, no Wi-Fi required.
Omron 3 Series (BP7150)
Clinically validated upper-arm monitor with Bluetooth connectivity and irregular heartbeat detection.
LiveMetric LiveOne
Cuffless blood pressure monitoring via optical sensor technology. Comfortable continuous-wear form factor.
SmartMeter / BodyTrace / TelliHealth
Standalone cellular monitors with built-in SIM cards. One-button operation for the simplest patient experience.
Revenue Opportunity
Medicare RPM Codes & Revenue
Blood pressure monitoring qualifies for all four RPM CPT codes, generating up to $156 per patient per month in reimbursement.
Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM)
4 billing codes · up to $156/patient/month
One-time billing for setting up RPM equipment and educating the patient on proper device use, data transmission, and clinical expectations.
~$19
One-time
Monthly billing for the supply of the RPM device and daily recording or programmed alert transmission of health data.
~$50
Monthly
First 20 minutes of clinical staff/physician time in a calendar month for RPM treatment management services.
~$48
Monthly
Each additional 20-minute increment of clinical staff time for RPM treatment management beyond the initial 99457.
~$39
Monthly (additional)
Total Monthly Revenue Potential
Per enrolled patient (99454 + 99457 + 99458)
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about blood pressure monitoring for RPM programs.
CCN Health supports FDA-cleared cellular and Bluetooth blood pressure monitors including Tenovi, SmartMeter, BodyTrace, and Omron devices. Cellular monitors transmit readings automatically without Wi-Fi or smartphone pairing.
All devices in the CCN Health catalog meet AAMI/ANSI SP10 accuracy standards (±3 mmHg for pressure, ±5% for pulse rate). Devices are clinically validated and FDA-cleared for home blood pressure monitoring.
No. Cellular blood pressure monitors have a built-in SIM card and transmit readings automatically with a single button press. No smartphone, app, or Wi-Fi is required — ideal for elderly patients.
CMS requires a minimum of 16 days of data transmission per 30-day period for CPT 99454 billing. Most programs recommend twice-daily readings (morning and evening) for optimal hypertension management.
Common qualifying conditions include hypertension (ICD-10: I10), heart failure (I50.x), chronic kidney disease (N18.x), and atrial fibrillation (I48.x). Any chronic condition requiring blood pressure monitoring may qualify per CMS guidelines.