Transforming cardiac care with remote monitoring solutions for CIED patients & ensuring peak device clinic optimization for better patient outcomes.
Greensboro, NC
Joined July 2017
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Your software. Our people.
Your clinic keeps the platform it chose. Our IBHRE-certified clinicians, 20+ years' experience on average, read every transmission inside it.
#DeviceClinic #RemoteMonitoring
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Part of the team reviewing transmissions for 40+ practices.
IBHRE-certified. 20+ years' experience on average. The same people month after month, a big part of why our clinics stay.
Clinician-led: the people doing the work have done it a long time.
#DeviceClinic #NursesWhoLead
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We count transmissions, alerts and reviews because they're easy to measure.
More useful:
How much of that work needs clinical action?
Which alert types produce meaningful findings?
Where do teams spend time on data that rarely changes care?
#EPeeps #RemoteMonitoring
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Getting a clinic above 93% compliance is unglamorous work.
It's knowing who hasn't transmitted, calling them, troubleshooting, rescheduling, documenting, and doing it again next month.
Listen to Amber Seiler, NP, on what's behind the number.
#RemoteMonitoring #DeviceClinic
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Partner clinics run above 93% remote monitoring compliance.
That number is not a feature. It is a schedule someone keeps, a call someone makes, and a patient someone follows up with when the transmission does not arrive.
Service is our specialty. #DeviceClinic #RemoteMonitoring
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As a clinician-led team, it turns out our clinical eye for detail translates remarkably well into pumpkin carving. Swipe through our creations—which one gets your vote? 👇
Happy Halloween from CV Remote Solutions! 👻✨
#CVRemoteSolutions #Halloween2026 #EPeeps
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Our National Director of Sales, Ron Bowe, spoke with students today at the Arrhythmia Technologies Institute (ATI) about the evolving landscape of remote cardiac monitoring. Great energy and insightful questions.
#CardioTwitter #RemoteMonitoring #DigitalHealth #Cardiology #EPeeps
A transmission comes in. Often nothing needs to happen.
Around it: a disconnected monitor, a missed transmission, alert triage, physician notification, documentation, follow-up.
Tech makes that more efficient. It doesn't make the work disappear.
#RemoteMonitoring #DeviceClinic
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Our two #HFSA2026 abstracts, short version:
When offered HF remote monitoring, 93% of patients opted in.
Only 11.8% of transmissions were clinically actionable, and a third of those weren’t heart failure at all.
More in the images below. #HeartFailure
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A 2,000 patient panel. 9–14 min per transmission, before calls, disconnected monitors, triage, documentation, follow-up
In-house can work, as a staffing decision with real numbers, not a software assumption
We'll run the math with you either way.
#DeviceClinic #RemoteMonitoring
Software organizes remote monitoring. It doesn't own it.
Someone still calls the disconnected patient, chases the missing transmission, triages the alert, notifies the physician, documents, follows up.
Dr. Allred on why the tool is rarely the problem.
#RemoteMonitoring #EPeeps
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Receipt. Review. Triage. Outreach. Escalation. Documentation. Follow-up.
Software gets the transmission from A to B.
Everything after is people, and that's where programs work or quietly fall behind.
Swipe to see who owns each step.
#DeviceClinic #RemoteMonitoring
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Keep your software. We'll take the volume!
IBHRE-certified clinicians, 20+ years' experience on average, monitoring devices for 40+ practices nationwide.
Clinician-founded, independently owned, and still doing the work ourselves.
#DeviceClinic #RemoteMonitoring
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Which share of heart failure monitoring transmissions lead to a change in care? View our abstract for the answer, this weekend at HFSA.
Poster Viewing Session: ePoster Session 6
Poster Presentation Time: 10/11/2026, 12:45PM - 1:15 PM
Assigned Monitor: Monitor 37
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When offered enrollment into a heart failure monitoring program, which patients opt in and do they stay enrolled? View the abstract at HFSA to find out.
Poster Viewing Session: ePoster Session 1
Poster Presentation Time: 10/9/2026 6:45 - 7:15 PM
Assigned Monitor: Monitor 37
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Off to #HFSA2026 in Phoenix with two heart failure monitoring abstracts: who enrolls and stays, and how often transmissions change care.
Amber Seiler presents on Monitor 37
Session 1: Fri 10/9, 6:45–7:15 PM
Session 6: Sun 10/11, 12:45–1:15 PM
Booth 818 all 4 days! #HeartFailure
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Don't miss our presentations at HFSA.
Patient Acceptance and Retention in Implantable Device–Based Heart Failure Monitoring...
October 10, 6:45 PM - 7:15 PM, Monitor 37
Clinical Actionability of Remote Cardiac Device Monitoring...
October 11, 12:45 PM - 1:15 PM, Monitor 37
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Former HCA Healthcare GVP Louis Joseph breaks down why the person leading a company should shape your decision when evaluating potential partners—and why clinician-led organizations bring something you can't fake: care built from the bedside up.
Watch the full clip 👇
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Excited to announce that CVRS will be attending the HFSA Annual Scientific Meeting, and Amber Seiler will be presenting two new abstracts on heart failure research. We can't wait to see you there.
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