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CMS is changing how heart failure care gets measured and reimbursed, with Medicare Part B payment adjustments of up to 9%.

Starting in 2027, the Ambulatory Specialty Model will put more focus on outcomes, costs, and earlier intervention.

Remote monitoring can help teams identify patients who need attention sooner, reduce transmission overload, and stay better prepared for value-based care.

Read the full blog in the comments.

Ambulatory ECG monitoring is evolving fast. The challenge is keeping up without adding more work for already stretched teams.

Today at HRX in Atlanta, Dr. Ilyas K. Colombowala will share how AI-driven workflows can help surface actionable arrhythmia events and streamline review.

Join us at 4:45 PM, and check the first comment to see what else Octagos is doing at HRX.

Octagos is on TIME's World's Top HealthTech Companies list for 2026, the second consecutive year we've been named.

The list is produced with Statista and evaluates health technology companies worldwide. Our work is remote cardiac monitoring: Atlas AI™ prioritizes each transmission by clinical acuity, and a qualified clinician reviews every one of them.

Thank you to the clinics and health systems that trust us with their patients, and to the team that earns that trust daily.

Full list in the comments.

We're bringing field research to HRX Live in Atlanta this week.

If you run a remote monitoring program, you already know the workload has outgrown the systems built to support it. We wanted specifics, so for the Innovation Catalyst Report we brought 37 allied health professionals from 30 practice sites into four focus groups and asked what the job actually requires day to day.

Six pressures came up in almost every room: rising transmission volume, staffing gaps, connectivity troubleshooting, documentation load, billing pressure, and unclear ownership of the work.

They also named three changes they're asking for. Swipe through for what they told us.

Coming to HRX? Find us at booth 307. We want to hear how your program compares to what's in these slides.

Full Innovation Catalyst Report in the comments.

Today, we remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the courage of the first responders and the families forever changed by that day.

We carry forward their strength and the resilience that brought people together in the face of unimaginable loss.

We will never forget. 💙

Device technicians reviewing transmissions on their own caught 70.8% of what mattered.

That's from 690,673 transmissions across 78 clinics, published in JACC: Advances.

Put Atlas AI™ in front of that reviewer, and the final report carries 99.1% sensitivity with 99.8% specificity. In the Two-Brain Approach™, a qualified clinician reviews every transmission.

Booth 307 at HRX Live, Atlanta, September 18 to 20.

Book a time, and we'll walk through one transmission from arrival to signed report 👉 https://na2.hubs.ly/H07KSY-0

Remote cardiac monitoring runs 365 days a year. Behind every transmission reviewed this weekend is a device clinic team that showed up.

To the nurses, certified device specialists, and clinic staff who keep patients covered through holidays: thank you. Your work is why a patient at home stays connected to their care team.

Wishing you a restful Labor Day.