Giving your patients the best possible care means more than just providing them with medical services. It’s also time for you, as their physician, to think beyond what can be seen in-person. Remote patient monitoring (RPM) and virtual care have been clinically shown to improve gastroenterology outcomes and allow more people dealing with GI issues to get the treatment they need. In an RPM program, patients are monitored remotely using home medical devices like digital weight scales and glucometers to measure weight, glucose, pain scoring, and other measurables unique to treating gastroenterology patients. In an article published by MDPI, it was demonstrated that patients treated with RPM systems experienced higher rates of sustained virological response compared to patients that were receiving the traditional face-to-face consultations prevalent in Gastroenterology today. This is important because it allows those living in distant or impoverished communities to obtain the healthcare that they need and deserve.