RPM 100 - This course provides an overview of the DrKumo Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) Connected Health Training Program, designed to support California Direct Care Workers and Paid/Unpaid Family/Friend Caregivers. You will learn about the program's requirements, as well as how to succeed with online learning. The course will also introduce you to the program's digital badge and explain its significance. By the end of this course, you will have a clear understanding of what is expected of them in the program and how to get started on the path to success.

RPM 130 - This course is designed to educate Direct Care Workers and Paid/Unpaid Family Caregivers on the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) requirements. The course will provide an overview of HIPAA, including the Privacy and Security Rules, and how these rules apply to direct care workers in their daily work. It will also cover the importance of maintaining the confidentiality of patient information and the consequences of HIPAA violations.

RPM 105 - This course is a brief introduction to Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) and the importance of RPM within the healthcare system. Trainees will learn the basic parts of remote patient monitoring as a system of patient service.

RPM 125 - This course allows reviews the principles of caring for patients who need  help with Activities of Daily Living (ADL). Learn to categorize the index of ADL for a given patient and learn how to develop a care plan (for approval by a health team) for an elderly patient who may have a chronic illness. Also, learn to document and monitor an ADL patient using remote patient monitoring.

RPM 115 - This course is designed to provide Direct Care Workers with the knowledge and skills required to successfully onboard elderly patients into Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) programs. The course covers topics such as patient consent and preparation, integrating RPM into caregiving practice, understanding the role of the patient, and the role of the doctor's office in RPM care.

RPM 110 - This course will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) technology, including device setup, data transmission, and analysis. Students will learn how to use RPM devices, troubleshoot common issues, and maintain the devices to ensure accurate and reliable data collection. Additionally, the course will cover how to analyze health data collected through RPM and provide effective care coordination for patients.

RPM 120 - This course provides direct care workers with the skills and knowledge needed to educate patients on RPM, including how it works, how to use the devices, and how to troubleshoot common issues. The course also covers effective communication strategies when training patients, taking into account factors such as age, cultural differences, and others.