Clinical Stability Insight

Without Alert Fatigue

Supporting teams by tracking subtle changes in patient wellness relative to each individual’s baseline over time.

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The Challenge of Transitional Care

Where risk is highest—and visibility is lowest

Patients transitioning from inpatient or acute care settings often leave with new medications, adjusted regimens, and evolving care plans—yet meaningful clinical contact may not resume for days or weeks.

During this interval, early signs of deterioration are frequently subtle, inconsistent, or dismissed as expected recovery. Traditional monitoring approaches tend to rely on isolated measurements or fixed thresholds, making it difficult to distinguish normal variability from clinically relevant change.

As a result, opportunities for early intervention are often missed until symptoms escalate and require urgent evaluation or readmission.

Why HeartLink is Different

Insight built on individual context—not isolated thresholds or alerts.

HeartLink interprets patient data relative to the patients' individual evolving baseline, identifying longitudinal trends rather than relying on static thresholds.

Baseline-Relative Tracking

Change measured against the individual—not a generic standard

HeartLink evaluates symptoms relative to each patients own baseline and recent patterns, allowing meaningful changes to be recognized while without overreacting to normal variability.

Longitudinal Trends

Patterns emerge over time—not in isolation

Rather than respond to single data points, HeartLink analyzes trends across days and weeks to distinguish sustained change from expected day-to-day fluctuation.

Population Insights

Clarity across programs—not just individuals

Aggregated views help teams understand overall stability, engagement, and distribution of risk—supporting efficient prioritization without manual review.

Designed for Outpatient Heart Failure Care

Built to support ongoing heart failure management between visits and across care settings.

HeartLink is purpose-built for outpatient and post-acute heart failure management, where care is longitudinal, visits are episodic, and clinical teams must make sense of change over time—not react to isolated data points.

Rather than attempting to replicate inpatient monitoring or replace clinical judgment, HeartLink provides context-aware insight that helps teams understand patient stability, recognize emerging trends, and prioritize review within existing outpatient workflows.