Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) is transforming nurse workflows by automating data collection, reducing manual tasks, and enabling nurses to focus more on direct patient care. By analyzing real-time trends in vital signs and intervening, when necessary, RPM not only enhances patient outcomes but also helps mitigate nurse burnout by streamlining routine processes. RPM seamlessly integrates into nursing workflows through automated data collection, triggering alerts when patient data falls outside parameters, and supporting data analysis to guide timely interventions. How can RPM further facilitate patient communication through telehealth and enhance care coordination with other clinicians? While the benefits are significant, challenges such as access to technology, securing patient data, and navigating reimbursement policies persist. RPM has the potential to play a key role in addressing the current national healthcare staffing crisis.