Your Patients. Our Care Team. One Connected System.
Turnkey Chronic Care Management & Remote Patient Monitoring.
We provide the nurses, technology, patient outreach, remote monitoring, and operational support needed to help your practice manage chronic conditions between office visits.
Our team gathers and organizes important patient information so your physicians can make more informed clinical decisions during appointments.
Dedicated Nursing Team
Nurses actively communicate with your patients between visits.
Connected Monitoring
Patients measure vitals at home with supported devices.
Unified Dashboard
All readings flow into one clinical dashboard for your team.
Revenue Opportunity
Additional recurring reimbursement from CCM and RPM services.
A Complete Solution
Everything You Need. Fully Supported.
We provide the nurses, technology, and operational support to manage your chronic care population between visits.
Dedicated Nursing Team
Our nurses provide structured patient outreach, care-plan support, medication reviews, education, and ongoing communication.
Remote Patient Monitoring
Collect and review appropriate health readings from supported connected devices between office visits.
Chronic Care Management
Provide ongoing nurse check-ins, personalized care plans, medication support, and care coordination between visits.
Unified Clinical Technology
Bring available monitoring information, care-management activities, and patient communications together in one organized workflow.
Implementation & Billing Support
We help establish workflows, train staff, support documentation, coordinate billing processes, and provide performance reporting.
Physician-Ready Patient Summaries
Organize relevant patient information before visits to support more informed clinical decision-making.
Patients Measuring at Home
Health Readings Captured Between Visits
Patients use supported connected devices to measure key vitals at home. Readings are transmitted to our platform for nursing review.
Blood Pressure
128/78 mmHg
Illustrative Reading
Blood Glucose
126 mg/dL
Illustrative Reading
Weight
184.6 lbs
Illustrative Reading
Supported connected devices transmit readings automatically. Patient-reported or manually entered data is distinguished from device-transmitted readings. Not all devices are compatible; device availability depends on the program and patient eligibility.
One Unified Dashboard
All Readings Flow Into One Place
Multiple sources of patient information are brought together, reviewed by our nursing team, and organized for your physicians.
Secure Data Transmission
Supported connected devices transmit readings
Insulinic Platform
All readings consolidated in one place
Nursing Review & Care Coordination
Our nurses review and organize information
Physician Clinical Dashboard
Your providers see the complete picture
Unified Patient Dashboard
YOUR PATIENT. THE COMPLETE PICTURE.
One connected view of the information your care team collects between visits.
Patient Overview
Name
Demonstration Patient
Age
68
Conditions
Remote Monitoring
Blood Pressure
128/78
mmHg — last 12 days
Blood Glucose
126
mg/dL — fasting
Weight
184.6
lbs — last 12 days
Care Management
- Last Nursing Contact
- Sep 14, 2026 — 18 min phone encounter
- Medication Reconciliation
- Reviewed — 2 clarifications flagged
- Patient-Reported Symptoms
- Occasional morning headaches; improved energy
- Care-Plan Goals
- BP < 130/80, fasting glucose < 130, lose 5 lbs
- Outstanding Patient Concerns
- Questions about new metformin dosage
Clinical Follow-Up
- Readings Requiring Review
- 3 elevated morning glucose readings (Sep 8–11)
- Medication Questions
- Metformin timing — patient requesting guidance
- Upcoming Appointments
- Primary care visit scheduled Sep 24
- Care-Plan Updates
- Consider adjusting antihypertensive timing
Provider Summary
- Blood pressure trending down from 142/88 to 128/78 over 12 days.
- Fasting glucose trending down from 142 to 126 mg/dL.
- Weight decreased 4.6 lbs over 12 days.
- Patient reports occasional morning headaches; energy improving.
- Medication reconciliation: 2 clarifications flagged (metformin timing).
- Care-team recommendation: Review antihypertensive timing and metformin dosage at next visit.
ILLUSTRATIVE DEMONSTRATION DATA. Not actual patient information. Dashboard functionality depends on implemented integrations and service agreements. Clinical decisions remain with the treating provider.
We Gather the Information. Your Physicians Make the Decisions.
Our nurses maintain ongoing communication with patients, review available monitoring information, and organize relevant findings so your providers have a more complete picture of each patient's health between visits.
Walk Into Every Visit Better Informed.
Before a scheduled appointment, our care team can organize available patient information, recent monitoring trends, medication concerns, and follow-up needs into a concise summary for the treating provider.
This helps physicians review relevant information and make clinical decisions with a more complete understanding of the patient's health between visits.
Patient Summary — Demonstration Patient
Prepared Sep 15, 2026 · For Sep 24 visit
Recent Blood Pressure Readings
- Sep 14: 128/78 mmHg
- Sep 11: 130/80 mmHg
- Sep 08: 134/82 mmHg
- Trend: Improving (↓14/10 over 12 days)
Recent Glucose Readings
- Sep 14: 126 mg/dL (fasting)
- Sep 11: 130 mg/dL
- Sep 08: 134 mg/dL
- Trend: Improving (↓16 over 12 days)
Weight Changes
- Sep 14: 184.6 lbs
- Sep 02: 189.2 lbs
- Net change: -4.6 lbs over 12 days
Nursing Encounter Notes
- 18-min phone encounter on Sep 14
- Patient reports improved energy
- No reported chest pain or shortness of breath
Medication Reconciliation
- Metformin 500mg twice daily — confirmed
- Lisinopril 10mg daily — confirmed
- 2 clarifications flagged for review
Patient Concerns
- Questions about metformin timing
- Occasional morning headaches
- Interested in nutrition guidance
Follow-Up Recommendations
- Review antihypertensive timing
- Consider metformin dosage adjustment
- Reinforce dietary recommendations
Clinical decisions remain with the treating provider. This summary does not automatically make medical decisions or change prescriptions.
Clinical & Financial Impact
Better Care. A Healthier Bottom Line.
Explore Your Practice's Annual Revenue Opportunity
For a practice with a sufficient number of eligible, participating patients, appropriately delivered CCM and RPM services may create a meaningful additional revenue opportunity.
Actual financial performance depends on patient eligibility, enrollment, services furnished, documentation, payer contracts, reimbursement, collections, staffing expenses, and the partnership agreement.
- Additional reimbursement opportunities.
- Dedicated operational support.
- Structured patient engagement.
- Financial performance visibility.
Patients Enrolled
248
Completed Nursing Contacts
712
Monitoring Participation
86%
Claims Submitted
186
Payments Received
$42.3K
Program Expenses
$14.8K
Net Financial Performance
$27.5K
Monthly Revenue vs. Expenses
Illustrative data for demonstration purposes only. CCM and RPM are distinct services with different eligibility and billing requirements. Not every patient qualifies for both. Actual results depend on payer contracts, documentation, and service delivery.
Turn Your Existing Patient Base Into an Insulinic Care Program.
Partner with Insulinic to implement a fully supported CCM and RPM program with dedicated nursing, connected monitoring, technology, and operational support.
- No upfront cost to your practice
- Customized to your workflow
- Dedicated nursing and technology support
We Provide the Staffing & Technology. You Provide the Care.