A cardiovascular clinic network — 6 locations, 18 cardiologists, serving a large metropolitan area. They had a growing population of patients with implanted cardiac devices generating continuous monitoring data. Each device manufacturer provided their own siloed monitoring portal. A single cardiologist might need to check three different portals to review all their patients' device data.
A patient with a loop recorder had an arrhythmia event flagged in the manufacturer's portal. The alert was missed for 72 hours because the cardiologist was monitoring a different manufacturer's portal that week. The patient was fine — but the near-miss triggered an urgent demand for a unified monitoring solution.
The clinic needed a platform that unified device data across manufacturers, provided real-time alerting, and was HIPAA-compliant. No vendor offered this as a product. It had to be built.
Unified remote cardiac monitoring platform. Integration APIs pulling device data from four manufacturer portals into a single clinical interface. Real-time alert engine with configurable thresholds per patient and per condition. Automated triage — critical alerts pushed immediately to the on-call cardiologist, routine data queued for next-day review. Longitudinal patient view showing device data alongside clinical history, medications, and prior interventions. Full audit trail on every data access and clinical action.
12,000 patients monitored through a single platform. Alert response time reduced from 72 hours (worst case) to under 15 minutes for critical events. Cardiologists saved an average of 45 minutes per day previously spent switching between manufacturer portals. Zero missed critical alerts since deployment.
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