Brook Remote Care can be used as long as the patient and provider see fit.

Data (blood sugar, weight, blood pressure, activity, etc) will be sent from your monitoring devices to the the clinic. In most cases, your assigned nurse will monitor your progress, and will triage any important information back to your doctor.

There is no charge for the Brook app or devices. Confirm coverage for “Remote Patient Monitoring” with your insurance company, copays and deductibles may apply.

No, Brook Health will provide all the necessary devices and supplies at no cost to you.

Brook has a team of registered dietitians and health coaches that are available to talk when you need them. Logging meals helps you discover trends between data (for example, what you eat and your blood pressure), but is not required to participate in Brook Remote Care.

Activity (steps) will automatically track if you have a connected device like a Fitbit. You can manually log additional activity like workouts. While tracking activity is optional, it is strongly recommended as it provides your care team a more detailed view when making decisions regarding your health.  

Brook connects with many glucose meters. Chat with your Health Coach on Brook to see if your current glucose meter will connect and for support connecting it.

Brook is HIPAA compliant and SOC2 certified. HIPAA is a federal law that protects patient health information from being disclosed without the patient’s consent or knowledge. Our SOC2 certification means we are audited by 3rd parties to ensure the safety of your data. This means your information is safe with us, and we never share it with anyone but your care team.

Not a problem! After you complete enrollment you can book a call with a Health Coach to complete the setup and connection of your devices within the Brook app.