Remote patient monitoring (RPM) has surged due to COVID-19, growing nearly 1,300% from 2019 to 2022. RPM allows providers to track patients' health data remotely, reducing office visits and enhancing care for chronic conditions. CMS boosted adoption with new reimbursement codes, while consumer familiarity with health tech like wearables also fueled growth. RPM eases provider burdens, supports value-based care, and improves patient engagement. Despite benefits, adoption lags due to reimbursement complexities and security concerns. However, demand for flexible, patient-centered care is pushing RPM forward, with strong potential for widespread integration into healthcare systems.

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