Competitors can copy a feature. They can't manufacture our dataset. 2.3M+ patients. 33 peer-reviewed studies. 14 device manufacturers. 30% less alert burden. That's not positioning. That's data no one else has. bit.ly/4pDOOcU

We're excited to be in Phoenix this week for the Heart Failure Society of America (HFSA) Annual Scientific Meeting. If you're attending October 9-12, stop by Booth 907 to meet the PaceMate® team and learn how we're helping providers streamline cardiac remote monitoring and support heart failure patient management.

Congratulations to Dr. Hidehiro Iwakawa, Dr. Prashanthan Sanders, and the full author team on their new publication in Heart Rhythm: "Leadless pacemaker, right ventricular pacing burden, and heart failure." It's a privilege to see PaceMate data support research that shapes how clinicians care for device patients. Read the full open-access study: lnkd.in/esy7mjb9

Device clinic data is growing rapidly. Dr. Satish Misra of Atrium Health explains why programs must move beyond reviewing transmissions and toward actively managing patient populations. Watch the full discussion below. #CardiacRemoteMonitoring

As AFib Awareness Month closes, we're focused on what comes after detection. PaceMate® correlates AFib burden with medications and outcomes. "All this data locked in Epic, locked in Cerner. Now we've brought that to the forefront." Curt Harper

On November 5, Chief Product Officer Sean Shoffstall, Chief Medical Officer Dr. Benjamin Steinberg, and Chief Technology Officer Gabe Rosu, will come together for a candid conversation about what AI must actually deliver in remote cardiac monitoring. Register for the Zoom session: bit.ly/4yFgbqb

Booth #105. HRX26. Come see the whole picture. PaceMate® connects cardiac remote monitoring, device data, and clinical workflow in one intelligence layer, built to power the entire clinic, not one corner of it. Book a one-on-one demo: bit.ly/4xmm3Uc Prefer to learn more first? Visit: bit.ly/3UVdUbQ

More data. More complexity. Shauna McKinnon, Community Health Systems, on why standardization and alignment matter more than ever for scaling cardiac device management. Watch below.

AI Is Ready. Are We? Cardiac EP has more data than ever, and the gap between algorithmic capability and real-world clinical adoption is still wide. Join PaceMate® at HRX 2026 as we take on data quality, equity, and where AI is really moving the needle in cardiac care. Sat, Sept 19, 8:50-9:35 a.m. ET, Atlanta. Can't make the session? Schedule time in our booth today: bit.ly/46Nxuta

Not all cardiac remote monitoring "rankings" are created equal. Before your next vendor review, take five minutes to read this framework. Access the full guide: bit.ly/3SGE3um

Dr. Mark Borganelli monitors 5,000+ devices at Hattiesburg Clinic. PaceMate® powers the alert system that catches AFib, flutter, and VT before they become emergencies. Watch below.

We're headed to HRX in Atlanta, September 18 to 20th. Stop by Booth #105 to see Operational Intelligence live: one connected layer for your entire cardiac operation, backed by 33 publications and abstracts to date. Learn more: bit.ly/4fM2y0C

David Parr, @PaceMateLIVE, on what makes our dashboards different: Built with real customer feedback. Patient-centered. Cuts through the noise to surface what matters. Less noise. More clarity. Embedded AI adds intelligence to how data gets interpreted. Watch below.

Taking the Device Clinic into the 21st Century. The analytics. The rebuild. What's next for AI. Dr. Satish Misra and Bart Reeves, MHA, FACHE go inside how Atrium Health and MUSC Health modernized their device clinics. Register: bit.ly/4yNMlkk

Wearing red today because innovation + awareness = progress. PaceMate remote monitoring tech helps clinicians track cardiac device data continuously, supporting better outcomes for women with heart rhythm conditions. #GoRedForWomen #CardiacMonitoring #NationalWearRedDay #EPeeps

We’re proud to recognize PaceMate team members for their recent accomplishment of earning IBHRE certification. Congrats to Aaron Adderley, Sarah Buckley, Kathy Chalfant, Brandon Cook, Brieanna Donato, Emily Eggers, John Fleeman, Mollie McClure, Daniel McElfresh, Colby Oldham, Megan Real, Suzanne Savard, Noah Tull, and Tanya West for reaching this important professional milestone in cardiac rhythm management. IBHRE certification validates advanced clinical knowledge and demonstrated expertise aligned with nationally recognized standards, while also reflecting a commitment to continued learning in a rapidly evolving clinical and technology landscape. The accomplishments of this group reinforce the depth of expertise across the PaceMate team and support our technology-enabled, innovative approach to delivering high-quality, cardiac remote monitoring at scale. Congratulations to each of you on this achievement. Your dedication to advancing your expertise strengthens both our team and the care we support. #cardiacremotemonitoring #electrophysiology #IBHRE #digitalhealth #EPeeps

WE’RE READY FOR 2026! Here’s to a new year of better data, stronger connections, and supporting the care teams who make a difference every day.

Wishing you a peaceful and joyous holiday—thank you for the trust you place in us to help support your patients all year long.Season's Greetings—from all of us at PaceMate.