RxHealing, OpenLoop and Tenovi launch pharmacy-driven RPM program

RxHealing, OpenLoop and Tenovi have launched a nationwide remote patient monitoring program built around independent pharmacies, aiming to extend chronic care support between visits and create reimbursement-backed revenue opportunities. The effort combines pharmacist access, virtual care operations and connected devices to help improve outcomes while lowering costs.

Why it matters: - The program turns independent pharmacies into a care point for chronic condition management, not just prescription pickup. - The model is aimed at improving outcomes for patients who need support between office visits. - The partnership is also designed to create new CMS-reimbursed revenue streams for independent pharmacies. - The initiative targets lower overall healthcare costs by catching issues earlier.

What happened: - RxHealing, OpenLoop and Tenovi announced a nationwide pharmacy-driven remote patient monitoring program on June 11, 2026. - The program is built for independent community pharmacies and chronic care patients. - The launch centers on pharmacists delivering proactive support between scheduled visits. - OpenLoop is providing the virtual care operations, compliance and billing infrastructure for the program. - Tenovi is supplying cellular remote monitoring devices and data aggregation tools.

The details: - Roughly 83% of independent community pharmacies already offer services beyond dispensing, including diabetes counseling, immunizations and blood pressure checks. - OpenLoop operates a 20,000-plus clinician network across all 50 states. - OpenLoop supports 220,000-plus patient visits per month. - OpenLoop covers 250 million lives nationwide. - OpenLoop works through an NCQA-accredited clinical network spanning 35-plus specialties. - Tenovi’s proprietary Cellular Gateway integrates with more than 50 remote medical devices. - The device network automatically transfers patient vitals from the home to clinical teams. - Tenovi’s system also uses visual reminders and immediate feedback to support adherence. - More information is available for eligibility and program details, or interested parties can contact sales@tenovi.com.

Between the lines: - The partnership reflects a broader push to make community pharmacies a larger part of chronic care delivery. - The pitch combines three pieces that are often hard to assemble in one place: local access, clinical oversight and billing infrastructure. - Dr. Jon Lensing, OpenLoop co-founder and CEO, said pharmacists already see which patients are struggling between visits and that the missing piece has been clinical infrastructure to act on those signals. - Eric Lankford, CEO of RxHealing, said the collaboration is meant to make connected care more accessible, scalable and patient centered. - Brandon Haag, Tenovi VP of Sales PBM, Payer, Pharmacy, said the program is meant to help rural patients whose geography can limit access to standard care.

What’s next: - RxHealing, OpenLoop and Tenovi are positioning the program for broader use by independent pharmacies looking to scale clinical services. - The companies are framing reimbursement and device automation as the key levers for adoption. - Future growth will likely depend on how easily pharmacies can operationalize RPM workflows and patient enrollment.

The bottom line: - The launch puts pharmacies, virtual care and connected devices into one RPM model aimed at chronic care patients who need monitoring between visits.