Automated Ordering
Stop manually entering the same information in multiple platforms.
Improved Workflows
e-Sign your AI generated reports for a fully digital workflow.
Insurance Denials Eliminated
Automatic billing with wear time detection for appropriate CPT code creation.
"PaceMate's capability to integrate wearable technologies has transformed our operational efficiency, eliminating the need to navigate between multiple platforms. This has been a game-changer for our practice and significantly enhanced patient care.”
Dr. Samuel R. Oza
Cardiologist Ascension Medical Group, St. Vincent’s Riverside Hospital Jacksonville, FL
Read monitors in half the time
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No more stacks of paper sitting on your desk. Read your results on a single platform, from your computer, tablet, or phone.
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Easily review and edit an AI-generated report.
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Eliminate billing denials from changes in monitoring due to payer coverage. Automatic wear time recognition assists in accurate billing.
Reduce insurance denials.
When manufacturers handle orders, devices are frequently downgraded. The burden is put on your team to manage these billing changes, leading to additional work and insurance denials.
PaceMate automates this process, eliminating insurance denials* by automatically recognizing wear time and ensuring accurate information is processed.
Eliminate Paper Reports
Are printed reports piling up on your desk, waiting for your review? Not with PaceMate.
Now, all your reports are available in one easy-to-use dashboard, organized in priority order, so you can address critical patients first. Combine this with real-time EHR data, which is necessary for clinical decision-making, and you'll experience improved turnaround times.
New Case Study:
Streamlining Ambulatory Cardiac Monitoring: A Case Study on PaceMate Remote Monitoring
Ascension Jacksonville's adoption of PaceMate transformed its ambulatory device management, streamlining operations and boosting patient care.
"PaceMate is the only platform that integrates wearable technologies, eliminating the need to juggle between platforms," said Dr. Oza, Chief of Cardiology at Ascension.
