“I want my patients supported between visits, and I don’t have the bandwidth.”
Refer her to our practice. We handle the monitoring, the care management coaching, and the between-visit work. She comes back to you at her next appointment.
Colorado only.
“I want to run this myself and need the software, the coaching, or both.”
Our coaches deliver the billable time inside your practice, or we license you the platform and your team delivers it.
Available anywhere.
1. You refer. Through your EHR or our link, the same way you’d send any referral. Intake within three business days.
2. We supply the device and the app. A connected cuff or glucometer, shipped to her home. If she has a CGM, we work with that too.
3. We do the hours. Depending on complexity, remote monitoring and care management are reimbursable for one to two and a half hours per patient each month.* Almost no practice has the staff to deliver that level of care. We do.
4. The plan follows your orders. Your clinical direction stands. We run the follow-through.
5. Our Care Management Coaches review it. Registered nurses and nutritionists, escalating against thresholds your practice sets.
6. You see her progress without chasing it. EHR integration for partner practices, or a read-only portal. Summaries come to you and nothing lands in your documentation queue.
*Reimbursement depends on medical necessity, documentation, and individual payer policy.
What it actually means.
We supply the connected device. It transmits automatically. Our system flags the patterns, our team reviews them, escalates against your thresholds, and documents the time.
Setup, supply, and the management minutes are reimbursable. But the device only counts with sixteen days of readings a month, and roughly a quarter of patients reach that on their own. Outreach is what moves the number.
Built for chronic condition management and trend review, not acute triage. Readings outside the thresholds your practice sets are surfaced to our clinical team for review. Patients are instructed to contact your clinic directly, or seek emergency care, for acute changes or emergency symptoms.
*n=53. Descriptive comparisons to published benchmarks, no control group. Analysis by University of Colorado Anschutz investigators. IRB exemption, HCA-HealthONE. Under peer review, J Clin. Med.
Statistical analysis by investigators at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus and the Colorado School of Public Health, who hold no equity in RenewRx. Care Management Coaches are registered nurses and board-certified or functional nutritionists, trained in the One Th1ng® care model.
Healthcare does not fail in the visit. It fails between them. The gap is not clinical. It is behavioral.
Routine postpartum care is one OB visit at six weeks. Most maternal deaths happen after delivery, not during it. [1] We extend that care in both directions, for all twelve weeks.
Every patient you deliver, not just the high-risk ones.
What changes
One Th1ng is a behavior change program, not inbox triage. Your patient works on one thing at a time with a dedicated Care Management Coach who knows what is actually in her way.
The monitoring data tells us whether it is working. When the numbers say a change is not holding, we change what she is working on.
Between-visit questions about the condition you referred come to us, triaged per your protocol. She arrives at her next visit with her numbers already worked.
No documentation burden. You stay the treating physician.
Reimbursed under existing remote monitoring and care management codes.
This does not need a new budget line and it is not a pilot.
Weighing the economics for your own practice?
Eligibility and coverage
Diabetes in pregnancy — gestational, Type 1, and Type 2
Postpartum, weeks 0 to 12 The 4th Trimester, Renewing Mom — from the third trimester
Coming fall 2026 Hypertension and preeclampsia
// COVERED BY MOST MAJOR INSURANCE
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We will come to you: a brief virtual or
in-person demonstration for your team.
Colorado.
