Lightbeam Health Solutions, the proven AI-enabled solutions and services leader helping healthcare organizations succeed in value-based care, today announced a strategic collaboration with ChartSpan, the leader in clinical services and infrastructure for data-driven care, to offer device-based remote patient monitoring (RPM) capabilities to risk-bearing healthcare organizations. Together, these solutions enable a more unified, multi-modal approach to remote patient monitoring, supporting longitudinal monitoring across the patient risk spectrum while addressing fragmented data and workflows.
Understanding the Impact of Lightbeam Health Solutions in Remote Patient Monitoring
Designed to support risk-bearing healthcare organizations that manage large value-based patient populations, the joint offering integrates Lightbeam’s analytics and population health platform with ChartSpan’s enterprise infrastructure for personal health data, which standardizes device and RPM data ingestion across the organization. When combined with Lightbeam’s award-winning Deviceless RPM solution, the joint offering equips organizations with a fully integrated, multi-modal approach to reducing avoidable utilization through remote monitoring and real-time alerting. Unlike standalone RPM solutions, the combined approach embeds continuous patient monitoring directly into population health workflows—enabling action at scale across entire patient populations.
“Healthcare organizations are integrating personal health data in every direction, cardiology building one way, population health another, value-based care a third. That’s not a program problem; it’s an architecture problem. Our partnership with Lightbeam brings together the right capabilities to solve it: Lightbeam’s population health intelligence and our enterprise infrastructure for personal health data, giving risk-bearing organizations a single, standardized foundation to monitor patients, close care gaps, and intervene before an avoidable admission,” said Drew Schiller, Chief Development Officer of ChartSpan.
“As the nursing workforce shortage persists, digital-first solutions help scale population coverage, provide reimbursement opportunities, and drive better patient, clinical, and financial outcomes,” said Patrick Burton, Senior Vice President of Business Development at Lightbeam. “This partnership with ChartSpan equips organizations with the technical, management, and fulfillment capabilities necessary to monitor high-risk chronic conditions and intervene prior to an avoidable ED visit, hospitalization, or readmission.”