Longevity AI

Remote monitoring that helpspatients get healthier

Longevity RPM turns remote monitoring readings into a plan each patient can act on, and adds programs as their health changes. It runs within the plans, contracts, and RPM codes you already have.

Joe O'Sullivan
Evening BP up 14 points in 12 days
→Call about his refill

By 2029, Americans over 65are projected to outnumber children

More patients need ongoing care every year, and primary care is already short on time. A primary care physician would need 26.7 hours a day to provide all recommended care to a typical panel of 2,500 adults. Plans need prevention that scales with the care teams already in place.

Share of the U.S. population
Projected0%10%20%30%40%19501975200020252050Age 65 and older22.8%Under 1818.4%2029: more Americans over 65 than under 18

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau via ChildStats.gov, America's Children 2025; Porter et al., Journal of General Internal Medicine, 2023. Figures from 2024 onward are Census projections.

One nurse's month with Joe
64 · Blood pressure cuff and Garmin connected
010304020 min · what billing code 99457 coversChasing missed readings9 minReviewing readings6 minWriting his care plan8 minLogging each contact7 minCoordinating with his doctor4 minTalking with Joe4 min
  1. Chasing missed readings9 min
  2. Reviewing readings6 min
  3. Writing his care plan8 min
  4. Logging each contact7 min
  5. Coordinating with his doctor4 min
  6. Talking with Joe4 min

38 minutes of nurse time, 4 of them with Joe

Monitoring is only worth itif patients get healthier

RPM asks a lot of a care team each month: chasing missed readings, writing plans, and logging each contact. That work often runs past the time the codes cover, which leaves only a few minutes for the patient.

Joe O'Sullivan · October 13
64 · Blood pressure cuff and Garmin connected
13080Evening blood pressure · mmHgRefill due · Sep 28Sleep · GarminSep 17Oct 1Oct 12
Florence

Joe's evening blood pressure has averaged 146/91 over the last 12 days, up from 132/83 the two weeks before. The rise started three days after his amlodipine refill was due, and his sleep has dropped to about 5h 40m a night.

  1. 1BP cuff · Oct 1–12146/91 average
  2. 2BP cuff · Sep 17–30132/83 average
  3. 3Pharmacy claimsAmlodipine 5 mg · due Sep 28, not filled
  4. 4Garmin5h 40m sleep average
Suggested next step
Call Joe about the refill, then recheck in a week

From a list of readingsto a reason to call

Florence reads each patient's readings alongside their claims, history, and wearable data, then writes a short note on what changed and what to do about it. Every line links to the readings behind it.

One nurse's month with Joe
64 · Blood pressure cuff and Garmin connected
010304020 min · what billing code 99457 covers38 min beforePrepared by Florence: readings reviewed, plan drafted, every contact loggedReviewing Florence's note3 minTalking with Joe15 minApproving the plan update2 min
  1. Prepared by Florence: readings reviewed, plan drafted, every contact logged
  2. Reviewing Florence's note3 min
  3. Talking with Joe15 min
  4. Approving the plan update2 min

20 minutes of nurse time, 15 of them with Joe

Documentation complete

Your care team's minutesgo to the patient

Florence reviews the readings, drafts the care plan, and logs each contact as it happens, so the record is complete when the month closes. Nurses spend their time on the call, and the program covers its own cost.

Patients stay healthier,so they need less care

When a reading drifts, the care team hears about it within days and reaches the patient while the fix is still simple, like a refill or a walking plan. Patients get back into range sooner and stay there, which keeps small problems from turning into urgent ones.

Joe's evening systolic blood pressure, 7-day average
120130140150Target 130OctNovDecJanFebMarCall about his refillWalking plan addedIn range since January
1.6M+

longitudinal patient records behind the models

10–25%

improvement in preventive interventions observed with HMO deployments

Deployed with health systems, HMOs, and preventive care clinics

Clalit HealthMaccabi Healthcare ServicesWell HealthXone Precision MedicineISSCAPrimaryMDQuantum Longevity AILongevitas HealthNiche MedicalSoffer LongevitySalveo Direct CareVelocity Health

Programs that movewhen your patients do

As each patient's readings and records change, Longevity RPM shows where an added program would help most, so you can offer it while it still makes a difference.

  • HbA1c risingDiabetes prevention program
  • Five hours of sleep a nightSleep program
  • Knee pain, steps fallingPhysical therapy
  • Glucose swings after mealsContinuous glucose monitor
  • Missed hearing checkHearing test
  • Weight up 5 kg this yearNutrition coaching
Diabetes preventionSleep programPhysical therapyGlucose monitorHearing testNutrition coaching
HbA1c rising

No new policyand no new budget line

Longevity RPM works within your existing policies, budgets, contracts, and products, and runs on the standard RPM billing codes. For many patients, the RPM services it runs on are already covered.

Program Summary
  • Remote physiologic monitoring
    Setup and device data · billing codes 99453, 99454, 99445
    Already in place
  • Remote treatment management
    Care team time · billing codes 99457, 99458, 99470
    Already in place
  • Preventive programs
    Your current catalog, offered at the right moment
    Already in place
  • Provider contracts
    Your current network and care teams
    Already in place
Longevity RPM
Billed through the RPM codes above, using your current network

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