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In this episode, we explore the future of remote patient monitoring as AI shifts from being a passive reporting tool to becoming an active engine for triage, personalization, and real-time decision support.
Oren Nissim, CEO of Brook Health, explains why 2026 marks a turning point for RPM—when monitoring evolves from a stream of data into a connected, compassionate care experience.
With adaptive AI learning each patient’s baseline, spotting patterns, and automating routine workflows, RPM will finally deliver what healthcare needs most:
• fewer false positives
• faster, targeted interventions
• reduced preventable readmissions
• patients who stay healthier, longer
• clinicians freed from administrative overload
We also examine why patient experience design will become the core of RPM success—shifting the focus from short-term enrollment to long-term engagement, motivation, and durable adoption.
Finally, we break down the three priorities health organizations must embrace in 2026 to make remote care sustainable:
automation where it matters, year-long engagement strategies, and outcome-driven alignment with payers.
A deep dive into how AI and human-centered design will shape the next evolution of home-based care.