WHAT'S ACTUALLY AT STAKE
Some platforms have started positioning selective data migration, only pulling a subset of your historical records, as a benefit. Here is what that looks like on Day 1 after go-live.
A patient triggers an alert. Their device history from six years ago doesn't exist in your system: a prior arrhythmia event, a programming decision made in response to something that happened in 2019, comorbidities that informed why their ICD is programmed the way it is.
GONE. Not because it wasn't important. Because someone else decided it wasn't.
That's the real question behind every "fresh start" pitch: who is deciding which parts of your patients' histories matter — and what happens when they're wrong?
The truth is blunt: a pacing threshold reading that looks normal in isolation tells a completely different story against five years of prior sessions.
Without that longitudinal record, every returning patient is a new patient from a device data perspective. Losing historical cardiac device data also disrupts billing audits, device recall cross-referencing, and the evidence trail behind every claim your clinic submits.
Your team can't act on data they don't know is gone. When another platform drops your records, the gap is invisible — until a patient is already in front of you.
WHY IT'S DIFFERENT
Works from the inside out. Direct system-to-system access. No translation layer. No interpretation errors. The people who built PaceArt's data architecture are the ones moving your data — they know exactly what every field means and where it belongs. And what it's moving into is a modern, cloud-based platform designed around how device clinics actually operate day to day.
Exports your PaceArt data to a flat file, imports what translates cleanly, and leaves behind anything their schema can't accommodate. They're working from the outside in — reverse-engineering a system they've never had access to.
COMPLETE DATA MIGRATION
Direct system-to-system transfer. No third-party tools. No selective filtering. No records left behind.
Your longitudinal patient record stays intact.
Clinical context your team built over years doesn't get left behind.
Auto-matched to PaceMate's advisory registry and flagged on import. No manual re-entry required.
Records your clinicians still reference are included and accessible — right where they expect them.
Device records, deactivated lead history (abandoned, partially and fully explanted) — all transferred.
Full review before go-live. No surprises. Full collaborative partnership to ensure you are ready on Day 1.
Reimbursement
Improvement
Documentation
Reduction
Routine
Review Time
Added Migration
Cost
WORKFLOW TRANSFORMATION
SessionSync® stays. Everything around it gets better.

Auto-Triage™
Surfaces your highest-risk patients first
Combines device data with EHR data — medications, anticoagulants, diagnoses — across all four major CIED vendors. 81% of non-actionable alerts filtered automatically.
Faster Reviews
Routine reviews completed in under two minutes
Up to 70% reduction in documentation time. Eleven minutes saved per remote encounter. Multiply by your monthly volume for total hours recovered.
Auto-Script™
Generates documentation & populates CPT codes
Recovers missed charges automatically. Health systems report up to 98% of manual billing input eliminated and ~6× reimbursement improvement.
Unified Workflow
All cardiac devices in a single workflow
Recovers missed charges automatically. Health systems report up to 98% of manual billing input eliminated and ~6× reimbursement improvement.
PROVEN OUTCOMES
These aren't projections. They're outcomes from health systems that made the switch from PaceArt.
In this exclusive HRX interview, Dr. Nashwa Abdulsalam sits down with Dr. Ashish Bhimani, Chief of Electrophysiology, MD, FHRS, FACC at Piedmont Heart Institute. Hear how Piedmont's transition from PaceArt to PaceMate’s integrated, data-driven platform with advanced analytics helped to transform patient care, deliver actionable insights, and optimize clinical workflows and operations. Discover how real-time data reduces provider burden, drives operational excellence, improves outcomes, and is shaping the next generation of cardiac healthcare.