The remote platform will offer data integration and an automation platform for people to manage their cardiovascular disease. The partnership aims to prove that digital cardiology care and remote patient monitoring improve patient care, according to an Aug. 26 MediCardia news release.
“Patients with cardiovascular disease and risk factors can be monitored remotely to track progress of vital signs, like blood pressure, weight, breathing rate and oxygen for better control of their health and medical conditions like hypertension, weight-management, COVID monitoring, and congestive heart failure. This is the way to achieve longevity, 100+,” said William Keen, MD, a cardiologist and chief of cardiology at Human Longevity.
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