Heart Rate Control Alert

LifeVest can notify you of a patient’s worsening condition so you can take action

 
Example Heart Rate Control Alert

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Elevated Heart Rate is Associated With Poor Outcomes in Post-MI and HF Patients

  • In post-MI patients, elevated HR is associated with poor outcomes, such as non-fatal MI or non-fatal stroke.1
  • In CHF patients, risk of CV death or HF readmission increases by 3% with every elevated beat.2

Low-EF Patients With Elevated HR (70 bpm or Greater) Have Increased Risk for CV Death and HF Readmission3

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Increase in HF hospitalization3
(p<0.001)
HR ≥70 bpm

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Increase in CV death3
(p=0.0041)
HR ≥70 bpm



Early Reduction of HR is Associated With Improved Outcomes

  • Early reduction of HR at 1 month (9.5-15.3 bpm) improves long-term survival rate and MI recurrence.4
  • Each 10 bpm reduction in HR at 1 month is estimated to reduce relative risk of CV death by 30%.4

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Heart Rate Control Alert: Get Insights You Need During Cardiac Recovery

  • Heart rate data from LifeVest can help you identify a worsening condition so you can take action.
  • Customize settings to be notified of your LifeVest patients' elevated daily or nocturnal heart rate.

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Heart Rate Control Alert: How It Works

Night time heart rate icon
Median nocturnal HR for 3 consecutive days*

Daily heart rate icon
Maximum daily HR for 3 consecutive days*



*Heart Rate is calculated and reported as the average rate in 5-minute interval.
Maximum daily HR is calculated as the highest 5-minute interval in a 24-hour period.
Night time HR is the median of 5-minute intervals between 12am-4am.
Default settings are shown. All settings can be customized.


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