The Number One Remote Monitoring Problem to Solve: Patient Connectivity

White paper published in EP Lab Digest, August 2022

In 2015, the Heart Rhythm Society developed a consensus statement regarding best practices for remote monitoring programs. From that point forward, remote cardiac monitoring became a Class 1A recommendation and the standard of care for managing implanted cardiac devices.

Still, keeping patients engaged and compliant in the remote monitoring process remains a significant challenge. Working with a third-party remote monitoring partner is one solution that can help alleviate the challenge of patient engagement. Clinics that are able to keep patients engaged tend to see greater clinical value for patients, increased profitability, improved clinic efficiency, and better staff satisfaction.

Our white paper published in EP Lab Digest discusses the challenges and opportunities of patient connectivity within remote cardiac monitoring programs, as well as tangible steps your clinic can take for better patient engagement.