Electronic Caregiver pricing

The payment route is stated clearly and the vendor's own price is not.

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Pricing terms

How Electronic Caregiver pricing works

Pricing model: Not published by the vendor. The reimbursement basis is public and is not a price: providers bill established Medicare codes for remote patient monitoring and chronic care management, which carry published national payment amounts, with Medicaid, a state developmental disability waiver, commercial cover and private pay as other routes. What the provider pays Electronic Caregiver is unstated, including whether charging follows the enrolled patient, the device, the month or a share of reimbursement, and how the staffed telecare, emergency response and physician consult services are charged against the technology.
Implementation: Not published, and no deployment timeline is stated. The work is substantial and partly described: the company performs national device fulfillment and device lifecycle management, each activation is described as orchestrating dozens of services including connected devices, billing engines and record system connections, and providers must be enrolled and configured to bill under the relevant codes. Whether the vendor charges for device provisioning, billing setup, staff training or record system integration is unstated, as is whether hardware is sold, leased or included in a service arrangement.
Business associate agreement: The company publishes a Notice of Privacy Practices as a covered entity (updated 29 July 2024) and describes a HIPAA compliant architecture on AWS; no business associate agreement for provider customers, execution requirement or subcontractor flow down position is published. The subcontractor question matters most here: each patient activation is described as orchestrating dozens of services spanning connected devices, cloud services, billing engines, record connections and human telehealth support, and the platform is integrated with OpenAI's ChatGPT, so conversation content may leave the company's environment. What reaches OpenAI is not described, and no subcontractor list is published. A consumer buying privately may sit outside HIPAA entirely, and what governs private pay users is not stated.

Addison Care ships to Medicare patients under remote patient monitoring and chronic care management codes, which are established codes with published national payment amounts, so a clinic can look up what it will be paid without contacting the vendor. Other routes are named across a New Mexico developmental disability waiver for remote support technology, Medicaid, commercial cover and private pay. Those amounts are what payers pay the provider, not what the provider pays Electronic Caregiver.

The cost side is absent. No device price, subscription rate, per enrolled patient fee, telecare service charge, implementation cost or contract term is published, and the offering bundles a tablet and connected instruments, national fulfillment and device lifecycle management, the software platform, and a staffed telecare operation with nursing support, emergency response and physician consults. A provider therefore knows its revenue per patient and cannot compute its margin.

The private pay price is also unpublished, for the buyer least equipped to negotiate and with no reimbursement to offset it. Because the economics rest on reimbursement codes, any change to those codes or their documentation requirements changes the business case directly, and nothing describes how contracts handle that.

Compared on price

Electronic Caregiver pricing against its alternatives

Published prices for Electronic Caregiver and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.

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Electronic CaregiverVendor pricing not published. Providers bill Medicare under established remote patient monitoring and chronic care management codes, with Medicaid, state waiver, commercial and private pay routes also named
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Aloe Care HealthEssentials $39.99 a month plus $199.99 hardware. Mobile Companion 2 $44.99 a month plus $149.99 hardware. Essentials Plus $59.99 a month plus $349.99 hardware. 30 day money back guarantee
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Sensi AINo published price
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HonorNo published price
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CarePredict$69.99 per month for the consumer at home subscription, with a 45 day trial and no annual contract. Hardware kit purchased separately. Senior living operator pricing not published
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AlayaCareNo published price
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CadenceNot recorded
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Hinge HealthNo published price
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RadiantGraphNo published price

Questions

Electronic Caregiver pricing, answered

How much does Electronic Caregiver cost?

Vendor pricing not published. Providers bill Medicare under established remote patient monitoring and chronic care management codes, with Medicaid, state waiver, commercial and private pay routes also named. The payment route is stated clearly and the vendor's own price is not.

Does Electronic Caregiver charge an implementation fee?

Not published, and no deployment timeline is stated. The work is substantial and partly described: the company performs national device fulfillment and device lifecycle management, each activation is described as orchestrating dozens of services including connected devices, billing engines and record system connections, and providers must be enrolled and configured to bill under the relevant codes. Whether the vendor charges for device provisioning, billing setup, staff training or record system integration is unstated, as is whether hardware is sold, leased or included in a service arrangement.

Does Electronic Caregiver offer a business associate agreement?

The company publishes a Notice of Privacy Practices as a covered entity (updated 29 July 2024) and describes a HIPAA compliant architecture on AWS; no business associate agreement for provider customers, execution requirement or subcontractor flow down position is published. The subcontractor question matters most here: each patient activation is described as orchestrating dozens of services spanning connected devices, cloud services, billing engines, record connections and human telehealth support, and the platform is integrated with OpenAI's ChatGPT, so conversation content may leave the company's environment. What reaches OpenAI is not described, and no subcontractor list is published. A consumer buying privately may sit outside HIPAA entirely, and what governs private pay users is not stated.