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10th Remote Patient Monitoring Summit 2026

Where healthcare’s biggest names in RPM, wearables, and AI-driven care are gathering this September and why your team should be there too

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is no longer a pilot project buried in a hospital’s innovation lab — it’s becoming core infrastructure for how chronic disease, post-acute recovery, and preventive care get delivered. As wearable technology, AI-driven triage, and updated 2026 CPT reimbursement codes converge, healthcare organizations are under pressure to figure out what actually works versus what’s just vendor hype.

That’s exactly the gap the **10th Remote Patient Monitoring Summit*, hosted by BRI Network, is built to close — and The IOT Magazine* is proud to be an official media partner bringing this event to our healthcare technology community.

What Is the Remote Patient Monitoring Summit?

Now in its 10th year, the Remote Patient Monitoring Summit is one of the leading healthcare technology conferences focused specifically on RPM, wearable devices, AI in patient monitoring, and virtual care delivery. It brings together program directors, clinical operations leaders, telehealth executives, CIOs/CTOs, and digital health innovators to tackle the questions every RPM program is wrestling with, from which wearables actually deliver clinical value, to managing round-the-clock data without burning out staff, to whether AI in RPM is solving real problems or just repackaging basic alerts as “machine learning.”

Event Details

The summit runs Monday, September 28 — Tuesday, September 29, 2026, at the JW Marriott Camelback Inn Resort & Spa in Scottsdale, AZ, and includes a hands-on afternoon workshop on building an RPM program implementation plan.

What Will Happen at the Summit

Expect a practitioner-led agenda covering the full lifecycle of a modern RPM program, EHR integration and workflow design, wearable technology (smartwatches, patches, and continuous monitoring), separating real AI value from vendor hype, staffing and care team models, health equity in remote monitoring, and a closing panel on scaling RPM across multiple conditions and service lines. Speakers include clinical and academic leaders from institutions such as Arizona State University, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Dartmouth’s Geisel School of Medicine, and Emory School of Medicine, alongside policy experts from Foley & Lardner LLP and the Alliance for Connected Care.

Why This Event Matters in Today’s Healthcare Industry

Remote patient monitoring sits at the intersection of three forces reshaping healthcare delivery right now: wearable and biosensor innovation, AI-powered clinical decision support, and value-based, reimbursement-driven care models. With 2026 CPT code changes lowering data thresholds and shortening billable visit requirements, RPM is shifting from a “nice to have” pilot to a financially sustainable, scalable care model — making this summit a rare chance to benchmark against peers already running live programs, not just theorizing about the future of connected care.

How to Register — and Save $300 with The IOT Magazine

You can register for the 10th Remote Patient Monitoring Summit here: 👉 Register for the 10th Remote Patient Monitoring Summit

As an official media partner, The IOT Magazine is offering our readers and subscribers an exclusive $300 discount on registration. Simply use discount code:

Code “ITO300"

at checkout to claim your savings.

You can also request the event brochure here for full agenda and speaker details before you register.

Final Takeaway

If your organization is evaluating wearables, testing AI-driven monitoring tools, trying to fix patient adherence, or building a business case for scaling RPM, the 10th Remote Patient Monitoring Summit is where the real, practitioner-tested answers are — not vendor pitch decks. Register today with code ITO300 to save $300, and join The IOT Magazine community in Scottsdale this September.

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