MiCare Path

05/21/2026

Please help us welcome Mario Campos to the MiCare Path team as our new Onboarding Specialist.

Mario joins us from Christian Brothers University, where he earned his Bachelor’s degree in Visual Arts. He also brings a professional background in hospitality and logistics, adding a strong mix of creativity, organization, and people-first experience to our team.

Outside of work, Mario enjoys painting and literally wrangling cats with his two feline sidekicks, Simy and Macy.

Mario is officially the 5th fella in our Memphis office. Despite the growing roster, the women of MiCare Path still hold a dominant 80% lead and don’t appear concerned about giving it up anytime soon.

We’re excited to have Mario on board and know he will be a great addition to the team.

05/13/2026

Patient engagement is no longer a “nice to have” in healthcare. It is essential to improve outcomes, communication, and long-term patient success. This article highlights why digital engagement platforms are shaping the future of orthopedic care and how technology is helping providers stay connected with patients beyond the office visit. The piece also includes perspective from our CEO, Scott Laster, on the growing importance of proactive patient engagement in modern care delivery.

Thank you to Casey Tingle with Healio for including MiCare Path in the conversation.



https://www.healio.com/news/orthopedics/20260512/patient-engagement-platforms-the-way-of-the-future

05/13/2026

Patient engagement is no longer a “nice to have” in healthcare. It is essential to improve outcomes, communication, and long-term patient success. This article highlights why digital engagement platforms are shaping the future of orthopedic care and how technology is helping providers stay connected with patients beyond the office visit. The piece also includes perspective from our CEO, Scott Laster, on the growing importance of proactive patient engagement in modern care delivery.

Thank you to Casey Tingle with Healio for including MiCare Path in the conversation.



Check out the full article here: https://www.healio.com/news/orthopedics/20260512/patient-engagement-platforms-the-way-of-the-future

05/07/2026

For many rural and underserved urban populations, healthcare access is about more than distance. Transportation barriers, provider shortages, work schedules, and limited time away from family make consistent in-person follow-up difficult for many patients managing chronic conditions.

This is why phone-based virtual care management and remote monitoring matter.

At , we help extend care beyond the office visit through structured phone-based outreach that keeps patients connected to their care team between appointments. Regular check-ins help reinforce treatment plans, improve adherence, identify warning signs earlier, and support patients before complications lead to hospitalization or worse.

Research continues to show that structured care management can reduce hospitalizations, emergency department visits, and preventable complications for high-risk patients.

Better access. Earlier intervention. More connected care.

04/30/2026

Big shoutout to our MiCare Path Quarterly RAT Award winners, John Michael Schroeppel and Levi Latimer.

These two define what it means to be resourceful, accountable, and tenacious, and this quarter, they truly went above and beyond.

John Michael is one of the first voices our patients hear. He takes the time to explain the value of virtual care, making sure patients understand how the program supports them beyond the office visit. He guides them through enrollment, helps with those first device readings, and keeps everything organized and up to date behind the scenes so our clinics stay informed and aligned.

Levi is a true jack of all trades. He steps in wherever needed, whether that is supporting on-site enrollment, pulling data, creating reports, or keeping the team on track with weekly compliance. He never hesitates to jump in, and whether it is helping a teammate or delivering devices to clinics, Levi is always the first to raise his hand.

John Michael and Levi, your work makes a real impact across our patients, partners, and team. We are lucky to have you both!

04/24/2026

MiCare Path is proud to be on the carpet at in Chicago, showcasing the power of our partnership with BIOTRONIK and the impact of the BIOMONITOR IV+ program.

Our CEO Scott Laster and CCO Brian Childress, alongside our BIOTRONIK partners Jason Nance and Rachel Martin, are demonstrating how continuous monitoring paired with proactive, virtual care is transforming the way care teams manage patients with cardiac conditions.

The BIOMONITOR IV+ program represents a meaningful step forward in delivering actionable insights, earlier interventions, and a more connected patient experience beyond the clinic walls. Together, we are empowering providers with deeper visibility into arrhythmias while ensuring patients feel supported every step of the way.

This marks our first time partnering with at , and we couldn’t be more excited to be here together. If you’re in Chicago, stop by Booth 600 to learn how we’re extending care beyond the office visit.

04/15/2026

Visit at Booth 600 to learn about the BIOMONITOR IV + MiCare Path program! Together with , we are empowering care teams with deeper insights into arrhythmias and cardiac events, helping improve patient outcomes through smarter monitoring and collaboration. Stop by and see how innovation meets impact.

Learn more about BIORTONIK at : https://www.biotronik.com/en-us/professionals/events/hrs-2026

04/09/2026

A recent patient shared just how much his virtual care experience has meant to him, and moments like this are why we do what we do.

After a visit with his physician, he “raved about” the monitoring program and the consistent support he receives. He specifically recognized his Care Coordinator, Chloe England, MA, for her regular check in calls, sharing that he feels supported and can count on her to reach out whenever something seems off with his blood pressure.

The feedback did not stop there. His physician was “elated” to hear about the positive experience and the impact of ongoing monitoring and care extending beyond the office visit.

At MiCare Path, moments like these are a reminder of how meaningful proactive, connected care can be. Chloe’s dedication is a great example of how our team shows up for patients every day.

04/02/2026

Please join us in welcoming Reeka Pellman, RN, to the MiCare Path Care Team as our newest Care Coach.

Reeka brings a unique and powerful perspective to patient care, with a background in trauma and emergency medicine and a strong belief that education is the foundation of better health. Before becoming a nurse, she taught elementary school, building a passion for helping others learn, grow, and feel confident.

She holds both a bachelor’s in early education and a bachelor’s in nursing from the University of Memphis, combining clinical expertise with a deep understanding of how to connect with and support patients.

Originally from Memphis, Reeka enjoys spending time outdoors, reading, and being with her family.

We are so excited to have her on the team and know our patients will benefit from her thoughtful, education-first approach to care. Welcome, Reeka!

03/27/2026

Some moments remind us exactly why we do this work. A patient recently shared this with our Care Team Member, Nicole Salani, MA:

"I just wanted you to know I appreciate how good you guys are about checking on me. I am all alone at home, and you guys deserve a raise, praise, and everything for always being on top of checking on me. I appreciate knowing someone besides me cares and wants to know how I am doing." - patient.

For many patients, care is not just about clinical support. It is about connection, consistency, and knowing someone is there.

Nicole, thank you for the compassion and dedication you bring to every call. This is what care should feel like.

At MiCare Path, we are here to extend patient care beyond the office visit and never make them feel they are doing it alone.

03/19/2026

Patients don’t miss out on because it doesn’t work. They miss out because access is delayed.

Too often, virtual care and remote monitoring (RPM) are reserved for the sickest patients, positioned as a later step rather than part of the standard care journey. But the evidence tells a different story.

Research shows that improves outcomes, supports adherence, and enables earlier intervention by providing clinicians continuous visibility into patient health, not just snapshots in the clinic.

And yet, adoption is often slowed by very real concerns. Workflow disruption, alert fatigue, staffing constraints, and uncertainty around implementation can make virtual care feel complex to introduce at scale. As a result, it gets layered on cautiously instead of being integrated early, and patients wait.

This is not about replacing in-person care or challenging clinical judgment. It is about removing the friction that makes virtual care harder to adopt, so clinicians can extend care confidently and earlier in the patient journey.

The technology is not the barrier. The perceived burden is.

MiCare Path has solved the pain points. Our expert care team manages patient data, filters alerts, and escalates only when vitals fall outside of protocol parameters. Through structured care plans and a proven protocol build process with each clinic, we integrate virtual care seamlessly into the patient journey, minimizing disruption while expanding access to better care.

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) has the potential to replace reactive, clinic-based encounters with preventive, continuous care delivered in patients’ homes. However, the adoption of RPM has not kept pace with the global ascendance of telehealth in ...