Device-connected. EHR-integrated. Clinically focused. We build remote patient monitoring software that cuts through the noise to flag the right signals, backed by 12+ years of healthcare experience.
Relevant connects your RPM system to wearables, biosensors, and medical-grade devices for a reliable, continuous feed of patient vitals.
Our engineers build cloud-based remote patient monitoring software that handles high-frequency vitals and scales as your program grows.
Dashboards that show care teams what needs attention, with built-in alert thresholds, patient lists, and escalation workflows.
Patient vitals automatically flow into Epic, Cerner, and Athenahealth via HL7 FHIR, eliminating manual re-entry and data gaps between your RPM system and the clinical record.
Automate CPT code mapping, time tracking, and claims submission so your billing team focuses on exceptions only.
Our team builds iOS and Android apps that guide patients through device setup, symptom logging, and secure messaging with their care team.
We train AI models on individual patient baselines to generate risk scores and alerts, filtering out noise before it reaches the care team.
Our engineers build encryption, access controls, and audit logging into every remote patient monitoring software system we deliver.
Patients at home use consumer-grade devices on unstable connections. Our engineers build data pipelines that handle dropped signals, sync delays, and device inconsistencies so your clinical team gets complete readings.
Generic alerting logic floods care teams with notifications that don’t require action. Our team builds threshold logic around individual patient baselines so clinicians respond to alerts that matter.
Patient vitals that live outside the EHR create documentation gaps and extra manual work. Our engineers connect your RPM system to your existing EHR so vitals flow directly into the clinical record without manual re-entry.
Systems that work for 500 patients might break at 5,000. Engineers at Relevant design RPM infrastructure that handles growth without requiring a rebuild.
Patients stop using devices when the experience is confusing or the value is not clear. Our team builds patient-facing apps that make daily monitoring simple and easy to use.
Our engineers train models on your patients’ clinical history to flag early signs of deterioration. Your care team gets ahead of the problem.
Relevant builds risk stratification models that score each patient based on their readings, history, and behavioral patterns. Care teams focus their attention where it counts most.
Our team builds AI logic that ranks incoming alerts by urgency, so clinicians see the most critical patients first.
Using behavioral and engagement data, our engineers build logic that identifies patients drifting from their monitoring routine and triggers outreach.
We build AI tools that track device usage patterns across your fleet and flag maintenance needs, battery replacements, and device failures.
Natural Language Processing pulls structured data from physician notes, intake forms, and patient-reported symptoms, reducing manual transcription and the documentation gaps that come with it.
For 12+ years, Relevant has been building healthcare software for organizations across the US and Europe.
92% of our team is senior-level, and our employee retention rate sits at 96%. The engineers who build a remote patient monitoring software are the ones who test and support it.
Connecting monitoring data to clinical records requires more than an API call. We’ve handled edge cases such as dropped readings, sync conflicts, and duplicate entries. Your EHR stays clean.
Relevant brings the right technology to every layer of your remote patient monitoring software system, from connectivity protocols like MQTT to cloud infrastructure and AI frameworks.
Our project management process keeps every remote patient monitoring software development engagement on schedule. You know where things stand at every stage.
Remote patient monitoring software projects involve device connectivity, clinical workflows, and compliance requirements that compound quickly. Our structured process keeps scope, timeline, and integration work on track from the first conversation.
Our engineers talk to the people who will use the system daily. We learn how your care team tracks patients, handles alerts, and escalates concerns to shape every decision we make from architecture to interface design.
Relevant maps the full technical blueprint before development starts: device connectivity, data flows, alert logic, and EHR integration points
Our engineers build in short cycles and show you working software at every step. You test real functionality against real workflows and redirect early if something needs to change.
Before any patient data enters the system, we run a structured security and compliance review across encryption, access controls, audit logging, and HIPAA posture.
We monitor system performance, support your staff as they get comfortable with new workflows, and resolve friction points as early as possible.
Off-the-shelf platforms come with fixed workflows, limited device support, and integration constraints that force your clinical team to adapt to the software. They work well for standard use cases.
Custom remote patient monitoring software gets built around your patient population, your devices, your EHR, and the way your care team actually operates. You control the alert logic, the data model, the integration points, and the patient experience. When your requirements change, the system changes with them instead of waiting for a vendor roadmap update.
The scope depends on your specific needs, but most remote patient monitoring software systems share a common set of components:
Relevant Software scopes the exact feature set during discovery based on your clinical workflows, device environment, and monitoring goals.
Most remote patient monitoring software development projects last 4 to 9 months. Projects involving multiple device types, complex alert logic, billing automation, and integrations with several EHR platforms take longer. The biggest variable is usually the EHR integration itself, since real-world FHIR implementations vary significantly between organizations.
If you want to get a specific timeline, contact Relevant. We provide you with the full scope of your project during the discovery phase.
At Relevant, we involve clinical staff from the first discovery conversations. We map real workflows, test interfaces with actual users before development ends, and refine alert logic based on feedback from the people who will act on it. By the time the system goes live, it reflects how your care team already operates, making it much easier for users to adopt.
Yes. Relevant connects RPM systems to Epic, Cerner, Athenahealth, and other major platforms via HL7 FHIR. We have built these integrations before and understand that real-world FHIR implementations differ significantly from the specification.
First, we discuss your likely growth scenarios during discovery and ensure the architecture we design accounts for them. Secondly, the device integration layer is designed to support additional hardware without restructuring the data pipeline. The clinical dashboard gets built to accommodate new patient cohorts and alert configurations without a full redesign.
We have been delivering healthcare software for more than 12 years across the US and Europe. Our team is 92% senior-level, with a 96% retention rate that keeps project knowledge inside the team from discovery through launch and beyond. We have built RPM systems, EHR integrations, clinical dashboards, and patient-facing apps for healthcare organizations ranging from early-stage digital health companies to Fortune 500 enterprises.
But the best way to prove our experience is to show what our clients gained thanks to our healthcare solutions:
Relevant develops remote patient monitoring software that connects to your EHR, device vendors, and internal tools without disrupting what already works.
Let’s build remote patient monitoring software that fits how your care teams work.
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