Make connected readings feel routine.
Patients could use supported Bluetooth devices, capture vital signs in real time, review their health picture, receive reminders, and communicate with their care team from the same app.
Healthcare · Remote patient monitoring
Connected care, made easier.
MedRPM brought Bluetooth health devices, real-time readings, provider alerts, secure communication, and telehealth into one cross-platform experience—so patients could stay connected to care from home.
Cross-platform product development over six yearsBluetooth devicesReal-time dataPatient + provider workflows
The product challenge
Turn a stream of health data into a clear next action.
Remote monitoring only works when patients can capture readings confidently and providers can recognize what needs attention quickly. The product had to coordinate devices, data, communication, and care workflows without making any of that complexity feel like the patient's problem.
Bring the signal forward.
Provider dashboards organized incoming readings and surfaced patient status so teams could focus attention where it was needed instead of hunting through disconnected data.
Keep care connected between readings.
Secure messaging, text chat, video visits, and reminders helped turn a measurement tool into an ongoing connection between patients and providers.
My contribution
Six years shaping the mobile experience behind connected care.
I worked with the MedRPM startup for approximately six years, developing the cross-platform application experience across device capture, patient and provider workflows, communication, alerts, and real-time data.
01Bluetooth device and vital-sign workflows
02Patient and provider application experiences
03Real-time data, alerts, messaging, and telehealth
The product in practice
Built for the moment the work happens.
The best workflow disappears into the job: the right information, the right action, and no unnecessary friction between the two.
What this experience brings to your project
Building a product where devices, data, and people all have to work together?
This is the kind of complexity I enjoy: integrations behind the scenes, clarity on the screen, and an experience that helps people act with confidence.