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"Before, it was just: okay, I survived the day."

For device clinic staff, the weight isn't only the workload — it's the not knowing. Did I miss an alert? Is that patient okay? Carrying those questions home is how good people burn out.

One of our customers describes logging into the patient portals now and finding them empty — because Octagos keeps them cleaned out. No backlog. No dread. Leaving work without wondering what slipped through.

"Survived the day" became "today's a good day."

Better monitoring isn't just better for patients. It's better for the people doing the monitoring.

🎥 Hear Karen tell it.

"That's a really good day — where before it was just, okay, I survived the day." — Karen Strout, Device Technician, Cardiology Clinic, Dartmouth Health

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Less than 40% of patients monitored. Then 95–98%. Same clinic.

That's the before-and-after Dr. Benjamin D'Souza describes at Penn Medicine, one of the most respected cardiology programs in the country.

They started with no dedicated remote monitoring platform, running everything in-house. When they looked honestly at their own data, they were reliably following fewer than 40% of their device patients.

Today? 95–98%.

For a CIED patient, "monitored" isn't a metric, it's the difference between a caught event and a missed one.

🎥 Hear Dr. D'Souza tell it in his own words.

"The proof is in the pudding." — Benjamin A. D'Souza, MD, FACC, FHRS, Section Chief & Director of the Electrophysiology Lab, Penn Presbyterian Medical Center (Penn Medicine)

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We asked 37 frontline teams what's really breaking in remote monitoring. They didn't hold back.

Alert overload. Staffing that can't keep pace. Connectivity gaps that become clinical blind spots.

The HRX Innovation Catalyst Report — led by Alanna Miller, DNP, AGACNP-BC, of Penn Medicine — puts the unfiltered truth on the record, across 30 institutions.

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The data keeps growing. The hours in the day do not. And somewhere in the flood, the patient who needs you most is the easiest to miss.

Octagos' Two-Brain Approach™ pairs AI-powered insight with expert human review — so the transmission rises above the noise and the patients who need attention surface sooner.

Dr. Ilyas Colombowala, MD, FACC, FHRS, Co-Author of the Innovation Catalyst Report, shows how it works.

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Every "normal" transmission hides hours of work you never see. Sorting alerts. Chasing connectivity. Documenting all of it.

This is the invisible labor that keeps patients safe — and it's quietly pushing allied health teams to the edge.

Alanna Miller, DNP-AGACNP-BC, Lead Author of our Innovation Catalyst Report, names the work no one talks about — and how AI and third-party platforms are starting to give teams their time back. Watch the video.