BIOTRONIK Home Monitoring®
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BIOTRONIK Home Monitoring®-Save Time. Improve Outcomes.
Taking care of cardiac device patients can be challenging. BIOTRONIK Home Monitoring is designed to make this task easier and save time for everyone involved.
How does BIOTRONIK Home Monitoring® work?
Full data sets updated daily – available when you need them
BIOTRONIK Home Monitoring® offers:
- Automatic daily data transmission, including ECG recordings, for well-informed decision-making and improved patient outcomes²
- Scheduled follow-up data transmission including ECG recordings
- QuickCheck enables data transmission on demand for instant patient evaluation
Daily transmission verification to ensure patient compliance
BIOTRONIK Home Monitoring is designed to save you time. Automatic pairing and reliable data transmission can significantly reduce time spent managing technological hurdles and ensuring patient compliance.
Automatic alert notification after 3 days* of no transmission ensures patient compliance to remote monitoring. (*user selectable)
Set Alerts Remotely
- Traffic light system for alert prioritization
- Settings can be fully customized and personalized remotely with ease
- Changes are effective immediately
- Templates of typical alert settings can be stored and re-used
Set IN-TIME settings with one click
The IN-TIME approach Home Monitoring settings as recommended by the ESC Guidelines can be programmed in one single step
Actionable information displayed conveniently
QuickView and HF monitor compile all relevant data in a simple display – allowing you to see trends in data and make decisions based on the complete picture
Plug & Go set up of CardioMessenger Smart
Automatic daily wireless data transmission from day one – with less patient interaction
- Quick and easy Plug-and-go setup and less patient interaction:
- For clinicians: automatic pairing at implantation
- For patients: automatic pairing at home without their interaction
- 98% transmission success due to high patient compliance6
Automatic data integration with local patient management system
Today's busiest clinics demand a faster, easier way to handle, store and process interrogated patient and device data. BIOTRONIK DataSync® exports data from BIOTRONIK Home Monitoring® and BIOTRONIK Renamic programmers directly into a hospital's patient management system. Datasysnc provides secure storage of patient data and paperless follow-up management.
The performance of BIOTRONIK Home Monitoring and its impact on patient outcome has been proven by numerous leading clinical trials.
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Testimonials
Dr. Ishu Rao discusses how BIOTRONIK Home Monitoring® reduces mortality through a proactive treatment approach.
Dr. Richard Borge talks about how physicians can monitor patients 24/7 with BIOTRONIK Home Monitoring® and adjust care plans accordingly.
Remote monitoring’s convenience promotes patient satisfaction and improves cost efficiency for hospitals. In this video, Dr. Michael Mazzini discusses how.
Dr. Gallagher explains how when partnered with ICMs, Home Monitoring is central in expediting diagnosis, particularly in stroke risk patients.
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1 Ricci RP et al. Long-term patient acceptance of and satisfaction with implanted device remote monitoring. Europace. 2010;12(5):674–9
2 Mariani JA et al. Miniaturized implantable cardiac monitor with a long sensing vector (BIOMONITOR III): Insertion procedure assessment, sensing performance, and home monitoring transmission successJournal of Electrocardiology 60 (2020) 118–125
3 Hindricks G et al. Implant-based multiparameter telemonitoring of patients with heart failure (IN-TIME): a randomized controlled trial. The Lancet. 2014; 384 (9943): 583–590.
4 Varma N et al. Efficacy and Safety of Automatic Remote Monitoring for Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillator Follow-Up: The Lumos-T Safely Reduces Routine Office Device Follow-Up (TRUST) Trial. Circulation, 2010;122: 325 – 332.
5 Varma N, et al. Alert-Based ICD Follow-Up. JACC: Clinical Electrophysiology. 2021;76(Suppl 1):1363. doi: 10.1016/j. jacep.2021.01.008.
6 Mabo P et al. A randomized trial of long-term remote monitoring of pacemaker recipients (the COMPAS trial). Eur Heart J.2012;33(9):1105–11.