PaceMate

04/27/2026

That's a wrap on — what an incredible week in Chicago. The data was everywhere. So were we.

14 new abstracts, 7 oral/featured presentations, in collaboration with University of Adelaide, OhioHealth, and Denver Health. An HRS-TV panel with some of the sharpest minds in cardiac care. A health equity abstract that stopped people in their tracks and two amazing in-booth sessions.

To Dr. Prashanthan Sanders, Dr. Benjamin Steinberg, Dr. Jonathan Piccini, Rebecca Revell, Sean Shoffstall and every clinician and researcher who trusted PaceMate data to make their case on the HRS floor: thank you.

See you next year.

04/27/2026

3–5 minutes. Multiple screens. Numerous Excel files.

That's what a routine patient review looks like on most platforms.

With PaceMate: 30 seconds. Full clinical context. One view.

Not because we cut corners — because we built the workflow around how clinicians actually think.

Book a demo here: https://hubs.li/Q04dx_w80

04/24/2026

We're live. Come find us. We have a packed schedule.

9:30am — HRS TV: "The Patient in the Middle: Are We Using AI to Improve Outcomes or Just Efficiency?" Sean Shoffstall and Dr. Benjamin Steinberg join Dr. Jonathan Piccini for a panel that puts patient impact at the center of the AI conversation. Catch it live on HRS TV.

11:30am — Booth #716: Dr. Prashanthan Sanders presents "Cut the Noise, Keep the Signal: Reducing CIED Alert Burden with PaceMate.“

2:30pm — Booth #716: Sean Shoffstall presents "AI-Powered Research at the Speed of Curiosity."

Tonight at 8pm — The Next Beat. Untitled Supper Club, 111 W Kinzie St.

Reserve your spot: https://hubs.li/Q04dnNpr0

Chicago. April 23–26. Booth #716.

Not everything happens on the booth floor. Reserve a seat in our Tech Suite (TS123) for a direct conversation with PaceMate leadership about where cardiac device management is headed — and what it means for your clinic.

04/16/2026

Your clinic reviewed dozens of alerts yesterday. How many changed what you did next?

Dr. Prashanthan Sanders is bringing real-world data on reducing alert volume without losing the signals that drive clinical decisions.

Cut the Noise, Keep the Signal: Reducing CIED Alert Burden with PaceMate Friday, April 24 | 11:30 AM CT | Booth #716

Walk up. No registration required.

04/15/2026

Your EHR is the source of truth.

Your clinical platform should know that.

Medications. Hospitalizations. Patient history. Pulled in. Visible. Actionable — before the patient calls, before the alert fires, before the transmission comes through.

We'll be at CV Transforum to talk about what that looks like at program scale.

Schedule time with this link: https://hubs.li/Q04c3lDh0

PaceMate connects directly with Epic and major EHR systems, so the clinical data your teams depend on is already in the platform. The architecture scales with your program: 500 patients or 50,000.

04/14/2026

9 days out. Here's how to find us at HRS.

Pre-schedule a 30-minute demo. If you want the full platform walkthrough, grab a slot before the show. Link in comments.

Walk up for a 60-second look. No appointment needed. Booth #716, McCormick Place.

Request to visit the Tech Suite. See what's coming next. Request access via the link in comments.

Join The Next Beat. Friday April 25, 8pm. Untitled Supper Club, 111 W Kinzie St, Chicago.

Secure your spot by using this link: https://hubs.li/Q04bXNHH0

04/13/2026

Your patients are more than their last transmission. So why does your platform treat them like they aren't?

PaceMate® brings every data point into one unified view — device data, EHR context, remote monitoring history — so your team sees the full patient, not just the latest alert.

One patient. One view. One source of truth.

See it for yourself. https://hubs.li/Q04bn2-l0

04/10/2026

How much of your cardiology program's operational data lives inside your clinical platform?

And how much lives in a spreadsheet on someone's desktop?

That gap has a cost — in risk, in staff time, in patients who fall through the cracks between transmissions.

We've been working on closing it. Schedule time to meet with us here: https://hubs.li/Q04bn8wm0

PaceMate connects directly with Epic and major EHR systems, so the clinical data your teams depend on is already in the platform. The architecture scales with your program: 500 patients or 50,000.

04/09/2026

What happens when you give a researcher a question and a platform with millions of device data points?

Sean Shoffstall, our Head of AI, Innovation & Data, will show you — live at Booth #716.

AI-Powered Research at the Speed of Curiosity Friday, April 24 | 2:30 PM CT

No pre-registration required. Walk up, pull up a chair.

04/07/2026

PaceMate welcomes Benjamin A. Steinberg, MD, MHS, FACP, FACC, FHRS as our Chief Medical Officer.

As CMO, he will bridge PaceMate's proprietary analytics infrastructure with the clinical and scientific community, advancing our position as the cardiac remote monitoring platform where clinical credibility and technological innovation converge.

Dr. Steinberg is a cardiac electrophysiologist, NIH-funded AI researcher, and author of nearly 200 peer-reviewed publications. He trained at Johns Hopkins and Duke, serves as Director of Cardiac Electrophysiology at Denver Health, and leads multiple NIH-funded studies in personalized stroke risk stratification and explainable AI for cardiac applications.

Read the full announcement: link in comments.

02/10/2026

What goes into migrating 19,000 patient cardiac devices and an overwhelming amount of data—across 15 locations—to a single, cloud-based management platform?

Amy Tucker of Advocate Health's Sanger Heart & Vascular Institute shares how her team partnered with to make this critical transition on Healthcare IT News podcast HIMSSCast.

What this transition enabled:
✅ Scaled remote cardiac device management across 15 Atrium Health locations
✅ Direct EHR integration with measurable efficiency gains as early as three and six months
✅ Real-time monitoring of implanted and wearable device data, enabling earlier intervention

Thank you to Andrea Fox of Healthcare IT News for the great episode. Listen to the podcast here:
https://www.healthcareitnews.com/podcast/himsscast-tips-migrating-medical-devices-cloud

02/06/2026

Today is Go Red for Women Day!
The PaceMate team is proud to wear red and raise awareness about heart disease, the #1 killer of women in the U.S.

We're passionate about this cause because we see how technology can transform cardiac care every day. Our PaceMate platform provides remote monitoring for cardiac implantable devices, transmitting continuous data insights that help healthcare providers detect issues earlier and respond faster.

For women with heart rhythm conditions, this kind of continuous, intelligent monitoring can make all the difference. Because when it comes to heart health, early detection isn't just important, it can be lifesaving.

Join our PaceMate Team in wearing red, spreading awareness, and supporting the women in your life. Together, we can help ensure everyone has access to the advanced cardiac care they deserve.

Are you wearing red today? Share your photos below!

Learn more about supporting women's cardiovascular health:
https://www.goredforwomen.org/en/
Learn more about PaceMate’s technology and innovation: https://pacemate.com/