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CMS's proposed 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule has sparked an important industry conversation around the future of Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM). While the proposal is still under review, it reinforces the importance of clinically integrated, physician-directed care and raises important questions about how to preserve access, affordability, and scalability as healthcare continues to evolve. At Brook, we believe RPM is an important capability — but it's only one part of a broader continuous care model. Improving outcomes requires more than monitoring devices; it requires patient engagement, AI, clinical expertise, and coordinated provider workflows that support patients between visits. As the industry evaluates the proposal, we support CMS's goal of strengthening clinically integrated care while preserving the collaborative care models that help providers expand access and extend clinical capacity — especially in rural and underserved communities. "We fully support CMS's goal of ensuring remote care is driven by clinical need, integrated into physician-directed care, and delivered through close collaboration between physicians and integrated clinical teams. Those are the right principles. At the same time, remote patient monitoring was created to make high-quality care more accessible and affordable — not more difficult to deliver — especially for rural and underserved communities facing significant workforce shortages. The challenge is strengthening oversight while preserving the collaborative care models that help providers expand access, extend clinical capacity, and deliver high-quality longitudinal care at scale." — Oren Nissim, CEO & Founder, Brook.ai The future of healthcare isn't just about monitoring patients — it's about delivering connected, continuous care.

We're excited to announce Brook's partnership with SRHO – The National Association is the nation's premier consortium of Strategic Regional Healthcare Organizations, expanding access to AI-enabled continuous care infrastructure for more than 275 hospitals and health systems across 20 states. Together, we're helping healthcare organizations extend care beyond traditional visits — giving care teams the ability to identify risk earlier, stay connected with patients between appointments, and deliver more personalized, proactive care at scale. This partnership reflects a shared commitment to making continuous care the new standard in healthcare and empowering patients with the support they need to better manage their health every day. A special thank you to the teams at SRHO and Griffin Health for their partnership and shared vision. We look forward to what's ahead. Read the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/e8FxJTMb #ContinuousCare #DigitalHealth #HealthcareInnovation #AI #ValueBasedCare #PopulationHealth #PatientEngagement

Healthcare doesn't stop when a patient leaves the clinic. For the millions of people living with chronic conditions, the time between visits is where many of the biggest challenges; and opportunities exist. That's why healthcare is increasingly shifting beyond episodic encounters toward continuous care that keeps patients connected, engaged, and supported every day. We're proud to be featured in Buffalo Healthy Living, highlighting how Brook is helping healthcare organizations extend care beyond clinic walls through AI-powered technology, clinical care teams, and personalized patient engagement. By connecting with patients between visits, providers can identify risks earlier, improve adherence, reduce avoidable hospitalizations, and deliver better outcomes — without adding burden to already stretched clinical teams. Thank you to Buffalo Healthy Living for sharing our story and helping raise awareness about the future of continuous care. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eYfh8K7d #HealthcareInnovation #DigitalHealth #ContinuousCare #RemoteCare #PopulationHealth #ChronicCare #PatientEngagement #ValueBasedCare

Proud to see our Chief Nursing Officer, Alex Foley, featured alongside healthcare leaders discussing what's next for value-based care. One insight from Alex particularly stood out: "The reason isn't a lack of ambition; it's a lack of infrastructure." For years, healthcare has focused on changing payment models. But sustainable value-based care requires something equally important: the ability to deliver continuous, coordinated care between visits. Technology alone isn't enough. Neither are reimbursement models. Success comes from connecting the right infrastructure with clinical intelligence, patient engagement, and human care teams to identify risk earlier, intervene sooner, and keep patients engaged throughout their care journey. That's exactly what we're building at Brook; helping health systems turn the promise of value-based care into everyday clinical reality. Congratulations to Alex on contributing to this important industry conversation. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e3SGazfp #ValueBasedCare #ContinuousCare #PatientEngagement #HealthcareInnovation #PopulationHealth #DigitalHealth #HealthcareAI

The future of chronic care is moving beyond episodic visits and into continuous, technology-enabled care. In this conversation with Healthcare IT News, Brook CEO Oren Nissim discusses CMS's new ACCESS model and what it signals for the future of chronic disease management, remote care, and outcomes-based reimbursement. As CMS introduces new pathways for technology-supported chronic care, healthcare organizations have an opportunity to rethink how they support patients between visits — using continuous monitoring, personalized interventions, and proactive care models designed around outcomes rather than activities. Thank you to the Healthcare IT News team for the opportunity to discuss another important shift in care delivery. 🎥 Watch the interview: https://lnkd.in/eQ2CzTSw #HealthcareInnovation #DigitalHealth #ChronicCare #PopulationHealth #RemoteCare #ValueBasedCare #HealthcareTransformation #CMS #ACCESSModel

For years, healthcare organizations have been forced to choose between improving outcomes and improving margins. That tradeoff is starting to change. Programs like RPM, CCM, and APCM reflect a broader shift in healthcare reimbursement: paying for continuous patient management, not just episodic encounters. That's important because chronic disease doesn't happen in 15-minute appointments..... It happens every day between visits. The organizations seeing the greatest success aren't treating remote care as a standalone program. They're building longitudinal care models that combine patient engagement, clinical oversight, and proactive intervention into everyday operations. The result? Better support for patients; more sustainable workloads for care teams; and reimbursement models that better align with how chronic care is actually delivered. The future of chronic care isn't just a clinical transformation. It's an operational and financial one as well. #PopulationHealth #ValueBasedCare #RemoteCare #RPM #CCM #APCM #HealthcareInnovation #ChronicCare

Most chronic care programs don't fail because of a lack of technology. They fail because patients disengage. A connected device alone doesn't change outcomes. A dashboard alone doesn't improve adherence. And a monthly touchpoint isn't enough for people managing complex chronic conditions every day between visits. Patient engagement isn't just a feature layered onto care delivery. It's the foundation that makes continuous care actually work. At Brook, we've learned that sustained engagement comes from combining: • proactive outreach • personalized interactions • AI-driven prioritization • human clinical support • easy-to-use connected devices • and continuous follow-through between visits The goal isn't to make patients feel monitored. It's to make them feel supported. When patients stay engaged, health systems see better outcomes and retention. Technology enables continuous care. But engagement is what activates it. #ContinuousCare #PatientEngagement #ChronicCare #DigitalHealth #HealthcareInnovation #RemoteCare #PopulationHealth #ValueBasedCare #HealthcareAI

📊 Nearly three-quarters of patients receiving consistent monitoring and Brook nurse-led care management achieved hypertension control within 12 weeks. That’s one of the key findings from our recently published JMIR study — and it highlights something healthcare is increasingly recognizing: Chronic care outcomes are determined between visits, not just during them. The study found that patients receiving adequate RPM monitoring alongside Brook’s nurse-led care management demonstrated significantly better hypertension control outcomes, including a 27% higher prevalence of control at 12 weeks compared to less-monitored patients. What’s driving the difference isn’t just more data collection. It’s continuous engagement, proactive clinical oversight, and intelligent workflows operating together as one coordinated system. This is what continuous care looks like when it’s operationalized at scale. 📖 Study published in JMIR mHealth & uHealth, March 2026. #ContinuousCare #DigitalHealth #RemoteCare #Hypertension #PopulationHealth #HealthcareInnovation

Healthcare has systems of record. What it still lacks is a system of execution. EHRs were built to document what happened — visits, diagnoses, orders, claims. But nearly 90% of chronic care outcomes are shaped between visits, in the parts of patients’ lives traditional systems were never designed to manage. That’s why continuous care is becoming one of the most important conversations in healthcare right now. And it’s why many initiatives stall. Health systems are often forced to piece together RPM tools, point solutions, staffing vendors, and disconnected workflows. Each solves part of the problem. None operationalize continuous care end to end. The market shift underway isn’t just from one vendor to another. It’s a shift from episodic care to continuous care — and the infrastructure to run it is becoming a category of its own. That’s where we operate: AI-powered continuous care infrastructure that combines agentic AI, embedded clinical teams, and integrated operational delivery workflows into one coordinated system. The next decade of chronic care won’t be won by better records. It will be won by better execution. #Healthcare #DigitalHealth #ContinuousCare #ValueBasedCare #PopulationHealth #HealthTech #RemoteCare #CareManagement #HealthcareInnovation