Cardiac RMS Recognized as a Top Cardiac Remote Monitoring Solution for 2026

Cardiac RMS is proud to be recognized by Healthcare Tech Outlook as a Top Cardiac Remote Monitoring Solution for 2026, an honor that reflects the company’s continued commitment to patient-first reliability, clinical expertise, and strong support for cardiology practices.

As cardiac remote monitoring becomes an increasingly important part of modern cardiovascular care, practices are being asked to manage more transmissions, more patient data, and more follow-up of patients between office visits. What was once considered a supplemental service has become a core part of how many cardiology teams monitor patients, identify potential concerns, and maintain continuity of care.

But with that growth comes a real challenge.

The volume of patient-generated data can quickly overwhelm internal clinical teams. Pacemakers, defibrillators, loop recorders, remote physiologic monitoring devices, and chronic care programs can all produce meaningful information — but only when that information is reviewed, prioritized, documented, and communicated effectively.

That is where Cardiac RMS has built its reputation.

Founded to support cardiac implantable electronic device monitoring, Cardiac RMS provides cardiology practices with a clinician-led remote monitoring model designed to reduce workflow strain while helping ensure that clinically significant events are identified and acted upon appropriately.

The company’s approach combines technology, structured workflows, patient engagement, and human clinical judgment. Automation and AI may help streamline routine tasks, but Cardiac RMS maintains that clinical expertise remains essential when determining the significance of each patient event.

As Tamara Bazar, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Cardiac RMS, shared in the Healthcare Tech Outlook article, “AI is an important efficiency tool, but our clinical expertise is what every partner relies on to determine the clinical significance of each patient event.”

The Cardiac RMS team uses a Patient-First approach.

That ‘human-in-the-loop’ process is central to the company’s work. Cardiac RMS helps manage the flow of incoming patient data through review, triage, prioritization, communication with partner clinics, and documentation in the care record. The goal is not to replace the relationship between the patient and their physician, but to strengthen the process around it.

Patient connectivity is another critical part of successful remote monitoring. A program can only be effective if patients remain connected, responsive, and engaged over time. Cardiac RMS supports this through a high-touch outreach model, including engagement specialists trained to help patients stay informed and compliant with their care.

This focus has helped Cardiac RMS sustain a 97% connectivity rate across partnerships, supporting stronger oversight, more complete documentation, and better continuity between visits.

The operational impact for practices can also be significant. Many clinics face staffing limitations, transmission backlogs, fragmented workflows, and increasing documentation requirements. By supporting remote monitoring operations, Cardiac RMS helps practices reduce administrative burden and create a more consistent process for managing patient data.

The Healthcare Tech Outlook feature also highlights how Cardiac RMS supported a major hospital network during the pandemic, when in-person care was disrupted and patients needed a new way to remain connected. Cardiac RMS helped establish a fully operational remote monitoring program, reconnecting more than 1,000 patients within a year. Early in the program, a life-threatening complication was identified through remote monitoring, allowing timely intervention.

Today, Cardiac RMS continues to expand beyond device monitoring into remote physiologic monitoring, chronic care management, principal care management, and transitional care management. These services support a broader range of chronic conditions, including heart failure and hypertension, while maintaining the same foundation of clinical oversight, structured engagement, and reliable communication.

Being named a Top Cardiac Remote Monitoring Solution for 2026 is a meaningful recognition. More importantly, it reflects the growing need for remote monitoring partners that understand both the clinical and operational realities facing today’s practices.

For Cardiac RMS, the mission remains clear: help practices manage growing data volumes, keep patients connected, reduce workflow strain, and support timely, informed care — with patient-first reliability at every touchpoint.

To learn more about Cardiac RMS and its clinician-led approach to cardiac remote monitoring, contact our team today: cardiacrms.com/contact-us/