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Challenging cases deserve extraordinary technology. Explore the case studies below to see how HeartLogic can help detect early warning signs of worsening heart failure weeks in advance¹ using a propriety algorithm from a diverse set of physiological sensors.
How to Manage Heart Failure in the Real World
John Boehmer, MD, Heart Failure Program Director, Penn State Hershey Medical Center, discusses the potential impact of HeartLogic on real-world patient cases.
Changing the Way Heart Failure Patients Are Managed
John Boehmer, MD discusses the MultiSENSE™ Study and reviews retrospective case studies from the MultiSENSE Study that demonstrate the potential value of HeartLogic.
“I think having a measure that can help risk stratify these patients, like HeartLogic, will help us concentrate on which patients are more susceptible to be admitted with heart failure hospitalization.”
Jagmeet Singh, MD, PhD
Professors Theresa McDonagh, Burkert Pieske, and Matteo Bertini examined the impact of the new heart failure guidelines on treatment options and the use of remote patient management to identify atrial fibrillation.
(Presented at the Heart Failure Congress 2022 on May 23, 2022)
