Clinical Alerts

Monitor and respond to real-time clinical alerts from RPM devices, claims, and lab systems

All (12)
Unacknowledged (5)
High Priority (4)
RPM Alerts (3)
Active Alerts
4 High Priority
Alert ID Patient Alert Type Source Triggered Care Manager Priority Status
ALT-2025-0441Maria GonzalezHigh Blood PressureRPMApr 1, 08:14Rosa DiazHighUnacknowledged
ALT-2025-0440James ThompsonLow O2 SaturationRPMApr 1, 07:52David ParkHighUnacknowledged
ALT-2025-0439Sunita PatelMissed MedicationsClaimsMar 31, 16:30Rosa DiazMediumAcknowledged
ALT-2025-0438Robert WilliamsED VisitClaimsMar 31, 14:05Maria SantosHighIn Progress
ALT-2025-0437Janet KimLab Value — HbA1c 11.2%LabMar 31, 11:22Rosa DiazHighUnacknowledged
ALT-2025-0436Emeka OkonkwoHigh Blood PressureRPMMar 30, 09:18David ParkMediumClosed
ALT-2025-0435Carlos RodriguezMissed MedicationsClaimsMar 30, 08:45Rosa DiazMediumAcknowledged
ALT-2025-0434Lisa ChenLow O2 SaturationRPMMar 29, 22:10Maria SantosMediumClosed
ALT-2025-0433David NguyenED VisitClaimsMar 29, 15:30Rosa DiazHighIn Progress
ALT-2025-0432Helen FosterLab Value — K+ 5.9 mEq/LLabMar 29, 10:14David ParkMediumUnacknowledged
ALT-2025-0431Mark JohnsonMissed MedicationsClaimsMar 28, 12:00Maria SantosLowClosed
ALT-2025-0430Anna BrownHigh Blood PressureRPMMar 28, 07:30Rosa DiazMediumUnacknowledged
Alert Detail — ALT-2025-0441
Patient
Maria Gonzalez · MBR-4412
Alert Type
High Blood Pressure (RPM)
Triggering Value
188 / 112 mmHg
Alert threshold: ≥160/100 sustained >15 min
Reading Time
Apr 1, 2025 at 08:14 AM · Omron ConnectSmart BP device
Clinical Context
Patient has history of CHF, CKD Stage 3, and poorly controlled HTN. She had ER visit for hypertensive urgency 6 weeks ago. Currently on Lisinopril 20mg, Amlodipine 10mg, HCTZ 25mg. Last scheduled BP check missed on Mar 15.
Recommended Action
1. Call patient immediately to confirm symptoms (headache, chest pain, vision changes)
2. If symptomatic: direct to ED / call 911
3. If asymptomatic: schedule urgent PCP visit within 24h
4. Review medication adherence — Lisinopril refill overdue
Patient History (90 days)
Mar 22 · BP 162/98 (borderline — monitored)
Feb 20 · ER visit — HTN urgency, discharged same day
Feb 5 · PCP visit — med adjustment, added Amlodipine
Jan 15 · Labs — Cr 1.8 (stable), K+ 4.2
Actions
Page Guide — Clinical Alerts
Overview
Clinical alerts are generated when patient data from RPM devices, claims, or lab systems exceeds configured thresholds. Alerts require acknowledgment and documented action within defined timeframes based on priority.
  • High: respond within 1 hour
  • Medium: respond within 4 hours
  • Low: respond within 24 hours
Alert Sources
  • RPM: Remote patient monitoring devices (BP cuffs, O2 meters, weight scales)
  • Claims: ED visit notifications, prescription lapses detected from refill gaps
  • Lab: Critical lab values from integrated lab systems (HL7 feeds)
Alert Actions
  • Acknowledge: Confirms the alert was seen and is being acted upon
  • Assign CM: Route the alert to a specific care manager
  • Close: Mark the alert resolved with documentation
All actions are time-stamped and stored in the audit log.
Alert Rules Configuration
Click "Alert Rules" to configure threshold settings, escalation rules, and care manager assignment logic. Default thresholds follow ACC/AHA and CMS guidelines. Custom rules can be set per member or condition.