Telehealth Therapeutics to Deliver Behavioral Cardiology

PROGRAM OUTCOMES

Escalation Symptom Details

The Heart House continues to see positive results across all predetermined goals and objectives, including increased medication adherence, drastically reduced hospital readmissions, tobacco cessation, continued patient satisfaction as documented through electronic patient reported outcomes (ePRO), and quality-of-life improvement. View current outcomes below:

To date, there have been 806 unique escalation incidents, including:

311

Moderate Shortness of Breath

251

Improved Medication Adherence

Moderate Swelling

Participants reported 98% heart failure medication adherence, compared with the national average of 40-60%1 and the average patient self-reported adherence rate of 78%.3

98%

307

Weight Gain of Five Pounds or More Since Last Survey

62

Severe Shortness of Breath

Improved Escalation Outcomes

48

One of the pivotal elements of the program is the in- the-moment escalation resources that allow patients to get immediate support if they’re in distress. The program has identified early onset of adverse events with a total of 806 unique escalation incidents to nurse triage. These notifications alert nurses to intervene and engage with the patient to discusses causes, potential risks, and corrective solutions.

Severe Swelling

75

Stopped Taking Medication

27

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