RFI for Outpatient Remote Monitoring (RPM) Services

The West Virginia government authority is seeking information to identify vendors capable of providing outpatient remote monitoring services. The agency aims to proactively monitor and manage patients in home and community settings to reduce avoidable emergency department visits and hospitalizations. Additionally, the agency wants to improve health outcomes for rural residents with chronic conditions, enhance healthcare access through scalable and user-friendly solutions, and foster a sustainable ecosystem integrated with the state's data infrastructure. The scope of work requires the provision of outpatient remote monitoring services to support rural populations. The project covers both onsite and offsite performance to deploy these monitoring solutions. The agency is looking for models that can be sustained beyond the initial grant period, potentially through integration with value-based care arrangements, the Connected Care Grid Data Spine, and the Health Information Network. Only organizations based onshore in the United States are eligible to participate in this opportunity. The agency is currently looking for proposals and has not disclosed a specific budget. Bidders must submit all questions regarding this request for information no later than June 12, 2026.