WellSure™: Support Beyond the Initial Screening
WellSure focuses on remote patient monitoring (RPM) and chronic care support. For eligible patients, connected devices can help a care team follow selected health measurements over time and use that information to guide appropriate follow-up.
WellSure at a Glance
What it does
Collects selected health measurements outside the clinic.
How it works
A connected device sends readings for review by a participating care team.
Who it’s for
Patients whose healthcare professional determines that ongoing monitoring is appropriate.
What’s Included
WellSure works with Axial Patient Care to support the technology and coordination behind the monitoring program. Depending on the patient’s care plan, services may include:
A connected device
Such as a blood pressure monitor, scale or another device selected for the condition being monitored.
Setup guidance
Instructions for using the device and taking readings.
Health trend reporting
Measurements transmitted for review over time.
Care coordination
Communication and follow-up when the participating clinical team determines it is needed.
The device, measurements and support provided depend on the individual program.
How WellSure Works
Review eligibility
A healthcare professional considers your health needs and whether RPM fits your care plan. You receive information about participation and any expected costs.
Set up your device
If enrolled, you receive instructions for taking measurements and transmitting them.
Continue monitoring
Use the device as directed. The participating team reviews available information and coordinates appropriate follow-up with your healthcare provider.
Who WellSure Is For
WellSure may be an option for people who need ongoing attention to a health measurement between visits, including some patients managing chronic conditions.
A clinician decides whether monitoring is appropriate, which measurements matter and how the information will be used. Program availability and eligibility vary.
Costs and Important Considerations
Insurance coverage and out-of-pocket costs depend on your plan and the services provided. Ask about device-related and ongoing monitoring charges before enrolling. Verification of benefits does not guarantee payment.
WellSure supports a care plan; it does not replace appointments or provide an emergency response service. Do not wait for a device reading to be reviewed if you have urgent symptoms. Seek immediate medical care when needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is WellSure the same as a video appointment?
No. Remote patient monitoring uses a connected device to send selected health measurements to a participating care team. A consultation or follow-up conversation may be arranged separately when appropriate.
Which device will I use?
That depends on the measurement your healthcare professional wants to follow. The team will explain the device and how to use it before monitoring begins.
Do I need to take readings every day?
You will receive instructions for your specific program. Following the recommended schedule helps the care team review useful information.
Is someone watching my readings around the clock?
Do not assume readings are reviewed continuously or in real time. Ask the team about its review schedule, how it contacts patients and what to do if you have a concern.
Does WellSure replace my regular healthcare provider?
No. Monitoring is intended to support care between visits. Your healthcare professional remains responsible for clinical decisions and your broader treatment plan.
Will my insurance cover WellSure?
Coverage and patient costs vary. Review your benefits and any expected charges with the team before you consent to enrollment.
Connect Monitoring With Your Care Plan
Want to learn whether WellSure is available for you or your patients? Start a conversation about eligibility, devices, clinical roles and follow-up.