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RPM Devices

RPM Device With CCIQ

ChronicCareIQ recognizes the growing importance of remote patient monitoring in this increasingly digital age. That’s why we are proud to offer integrations with RPM devices from the companies listed below:

Preferred Device Vendors:

Other Device Vendors:

  • BodyTrace (Less support for reading management/no ability to sync past readings)

  • Telli Health (Less support for reading management/no ability to sync past readings)

  • MioConnect (Less support for reading management/no ability to sync past readings)

  • Life 365 (No Longer Supported)

  • Live Care (No Longer Supported)

  • Live Metric (Coming Soon)

  • CCIQ API (For device measurements only)

    • Standard RPM device fee of $2.50 per device; no additional API usage fees

Please email [email protected] with any questions regarding our current or potential device integrations.


FDA Regulations For RPM Devices

FDA-RPM Medical Devices

  • Section 201(h) of the Food, Drug & Cosmetic Act Definition: An instrument, apparatus, implement, machine, contrivance, implant, in vitro reagent, or other similar.

  • Medical Devices are divided into three Classes and forms of acceptance

  • RPM devices are Class II, 510(k) required notification

  • RPM devices require “FDA definition of medical device” and collect/transmit reliable and valid physiologic data automatically


Patient Scales Are EXEMPT

Title 21-Chapter 1-Subchapter 8

  • Patient Scales are EXEMPT from Medical Device Requirement

  • Scales CAN be used for RPM monitoring without “FDA Clearance” Status


Different Types Of FDA For RPM Devices

  • FDA Registered – ONLY means manufacturer known, NOT devices known

  • FDA 510(K) – MOST RPM DEVICES here – legally required to market/sell

  • FDA Cleared – same technology already exists, used for the same purposes

  • FDA Approved – for Class III devices with lengthy process (ie, implantables)


Helpful Articles & References

You can find more information on RPM devices and FDA regulations for these devices in the articles and references linked below:

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