Fresh Perspectives, Served Beachside
Octagos is heading to MedAxiom CV Transforum Spring 26’ in Ponte Vedra Beach.
As remote cardiac device monitoring continues to expand, leading cardiovascular programs are rethinking how they operate, shifting from fragmented workflows to structured, scalable models that improve both clinical and financial performance.
Join us to explore how top programs are turning growing volume into operational advantage, without increasing staff.
Sip the Future, Fix the Workflow

Join Octagos for a Networking Reception
Join us at the Octagos booth for drinks, conversation, and a fresh take on remote monitoring.
Enjoy beer, wine, and our signature cocktail, the Future Fashioned — a modern twist on a classic.
Webinar
Validating a Scalable Heart Failure Monitoring Model
Join nationally recognized electrophysiologists, accomplished practice administrators, and forward-thinking health system leaders as they share real-world insights and firsthand experiences driving the future of remote cardiac monitoring and digital health.

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Operational and Financial Results from an 8-Week Pilot
Penn Presbyterian had the devices and the diagnostics. What they needed was a structured pathway to put both to work.
This session breaks down the operational and financial framework behind a scalable heart failure monitoring model, including:
- 92% of actionable alerts reached patients within three days
- 154+ heart failure patients enrolled with no staffing increase
- 12.5 minutes of clinician time per actionable alert
Standardized thresholds and symptom screening protocols created a shared framework across EP and HF teams, resulting in a repeatable, financially sustainable model built on existing resources.