Tenovi to discuss sustaining remote care in rural Utah webinar

Tenovi will present July 2 in the Rural Health Association of Utah’s Rural Resource Webinar Series on how care teams can operationalize remote care in rural communities. The session will focus on patient onboarding, workflow challenges and the practices needed to make remote monitoring programs last.

Why it matters: - Rural health systems are trying to move remote care programs from pilot stage to routine practice. - Tenovi’s session is aimed at the operational issues that determine whether remote patient monitoring programs can scale and sustain results. - The webinar is free, making the discussion accessible to clinical, operations and program leaders across Utah.

What happened: - Tenovi announced it will present in the Rural Health Association of Utah’s Rural Resource Webinar Series on Thursday, July 2, 2026, from 12:00 to 1:00 PM MT. - Jackson Williams, Tenovi’s VP of Markets - Enterprise/Growth, will lead the session. - The webinar will focus on operationalizing remote care in rural communities. - The session is open to leaders exploring remote care and to teams already running programs that want to improve them.

The details: - Williams will address common operational challenges remote care programs face. - The presentation will cover what effective patient onboarding looks like. - The session will outline best practices for keeping programs sustainable over time. - The RHAU Rural Resource Webinar Series is designed to connect rural Utah with health and wellness resources. - The July session also features Restoring Ancestral Winds, a tribal coalition that supports survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence and provides violence-prevention education for law enforcement and healthcare professionals. - Registration is available on the RHAU events page at RHAU event details. - The webinar will be recorded and posted on RHAU.org afterward.

Between the lines: - The event reflects growing interest in connected health tools in Utah. - The emphasis on onboarding and sustainability suggests that technology alone is not enough; execution determines whether remote monitoring delivers value. - Tenovi is positioning itself as a practical operator in remote care, not just a device platform.

What's next: - The webinar is set for July 2, 2026. - Attendees can register now and later access a recording on RHAU.org. - The session may offer a playbook for organizations looking to strengthen or expand remote care programs.

The bottom line: - Tenovi is using the Utah webinar to spotlight the real work of making remote care programs function in rural settings, where sustainability matters as much as launch.