One Connected Path for Cardiac Care
From cardiac rehabilitation and outpatient monitoring to ongoing high-risk care management, LatentWorks helps organizations support patients throughout the cardiac-care journey.
Connected Cardiovascular Care
LatentWorks supports scalable programs in cardiac rehabilitation, outpatient monitoring, and continuous care management.
Three programs. One continuum of care.
Intensive Cardiac Rehabilitation
A virtual cardiac rehabilitation program designed to expand access to structured recovery, exercise, and lifestyle support.
Learn MoreReal-Time Outpatient Cardiac Telemetry
Advanced 6-lead cardiac monitoring that provides greater visibility into cardiac activity beyond the office.
Learn MoreHigh-Risk Continuous Care Management
Structured support and care coordination for higher-risk cardiac patients between visits.
Learn MoreRehabilitation
Monitoring
Ongoing Care
LatentWorks helps connect important stages of the cardiovascular patient journey.
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Virtual Intensive Cardiac Rehabilitation
LatentWorks delivers a virtual ICR program that helps eligible cardiac patients participate in structured rehabilitation beyond the traditional facility setting.
Cardiac Rehabilitation Beyond the Facility
The LatentWorks virtual ICR program brings structured exercise, education, and lifestyle support into a more accessible care experience.
What the Program Includes
Guided Exercise
Structured activity designed to support the patient's cardiac rehabilitation journey.
Lifestyle Education
Practical education focused on cardiovascular health and long-term behavior change.
Ongoing Support
Continued engagement throughout the patient's rehabilitation experience.
Designed to Expand Access
A virtual program can help reduce barriers related to travel, location, scheduling, and traditional facility capacity.
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Greater Visibility Beyond the Office
Real-Time Outpatient Cardiac Telemetry provides advanced 6-lead ECG visibility throughout the patient's monitoring period.
Advanced Technology for Outpatient Cardiac Monitoring
Real-Time Monitoring
Maintain visibility into cardiac activity throughout the prescribed monitoring period.
6-Lead ECG
Capture more comprehensive ECG information to support cardiac evaluation.
Full-Disclosure Data
Review recorded ECG information across the monitoring period rather than relying only on isolated events.
Support More Informed Cardiac Evaluation
ROCT extends the monitoring window and helps providers evaluate intermittent cardiac activity that may not appear during a brief office visit.
Arrhythmia evaluation
Atrial fibrillation monitoring
Symptom and ECG correlation
More Than a Snapshot
Traditional Short-Duration Monitoring
- A limited monitoring window that may not capture intermittent events.
Real-Time Outpatient Cardiac Telemetry
- Extended monitoring with ongoing transmission and 6-lead ECG visibility.
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Care That Continues Between Visits
LatentWorks helps healthcare organizations provide structured support and care coordination for higher-risk cardiac patients between clinical encounters.
Ongoing Support for Higher-Risk Patients
Continuous care helps maintain communication, coordination, and patient engagement beyond the scheduled office visit.
What Continuous Care Includes
Ongoing Engagement
Maintain structured contact with patients throughout their care journey.
Care Coordination
Support follow-up and communication across the patient's care plan.
Patient Education
Reinforce treatment instructions, medications, and cardiovascular health goals.
Create Greater Continuity Between Visits
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Building a More Connected Model of Cardiac Care
LatentWorks was created to help healthcare organizations expand important cardiovascular services beyond the limitations of traditional care settings. By bringing together healthcare operations, technology, and program support, LatentWorks helps organizations explore new ways to reach, monitor, and support cardiac patients.
LatentWorks helps healthcare organizations expand access to connected cardiovascular care by supporting scalable programs in cardiac rehabilitation, outpatient monitoring, and continuous care management.
To transform cardiovascular care from a series of isolated encounters into one continuous patient journey.
A connected view of cardiac care
LatentWorks views cardiac rehabilitation, outpatient monitoring, and continuous care as connected parts of a single patient journey. Our approach centers on helping organizations understand their goals, design a program that fits their priorities, activate it thoughtfully, and build a foundation for sustainable growth.
Guided by healthcare and technology experience
Leadership Team
Brings experience in building and scaling healthcare programs across clinical and operational settings.
Leadership Team
Focused on the technology and infrastructure that support connected cardiovascular care programs.
Leadership Team
Guides how LatentWorks partners with healthcare organizations on program strategy and design.
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Evidence Supporting Connected Cardiac Care
Explore research and real-world findings related to virtual cardiac rehabilitation, advanced outpatient cardiac monitoring, and continuous support for higher-risk patients.
Expanding Access to Cardiac Rehabilitation
Virtual and home-based cardiac rehabilitation can extend structured exercise, education, and lifestyle support beyond the traditional facility setting.
National analyses have found that only approximately 19% to 34% of eligible patients participate in cardiac rehabilitation.
Participation rates vary by location, diagnosis, patient population, referral practices, and access to cardiac rehabilitation programs.
View SourceRecora reports that 87% of patients complete its virtual cardiac recovery program, compared with a cited national cardiac rehabilitation completion rate of 26%.
This result was reported by Recora and should not be interpreted as an independently validated or guaranteed outcome for every virtual cardiac rehabilitation program.
View SourceIn one Veterans Health Administration cohort, participation in home-based cardiac rehabilitation was associated with a 36% lower adjusted hazard of mortality.
This was an observational association and does not prove that home-based cardiac rehabilitation caused the reduction in mortality.
View SourceIn one home-based telerehabilitation study involving older heart-failure patients, improvement in six-minute walking distance was 51.2% in the intervention group compared with 17.7% in the control group.
This finding came from one study of 81 patients and should not be generalized to every patient population or virtual cardiac rehabilitation program.
View SourceHome-Based Cardiac Rehabilitation and Mortality
- Journal of the American Heart Association, 2023
- Home-based cardiac rehabilitation was associated with a 36% lower hazard of mortality over a median follow-up of 4.2 years.
Home-Based Cardiac Telerehabilitation Effectiveness
- Systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials in heart-failure patients.
- Home-based telerehabilitation improved functional capacity and physical activity compared with usual care.
- Several outcomes were reported as comparable with center-based rehabilitation.
Recora Virtual Cardiac Recovery Outcomes
- Recora reports an 87% program completion rate for its virtual cardiac recovery program.
- This is a vendor-reported program experience and should be distinguished from independently peer-reviewed evidence.
Greater Clinical Visibility Through 6-Lead Monitoring
Many ambulatory monitors provide limited ECG perspectives. ROCT captures six ECG leads, giving providers a broader view of cardiac electrical activity throughout the monitoring period.
Six-lead monitoring provides multiple electrical perspectives of the heart, offering more waveform information than a standard one- or two-lead ambulatory ECG.
More leads provide additional ECG information but do not guarantee that every arrhythmia or cardiac abnormality will be detected.
In one multicenter randomized trial, mobile cardiac outpatient telemetry produced a diagnosis in 41% of patients compared with 15% using a standard external loop event monitor.
This study evaluated mobile telemetry as a monitoring category and was not a direct comparison of a six-lead device with a two-lead device.
View SourceIn the same trial, clinically significant arrhythmias were detected in 27% of patients using mobile telemetry compared with 6% using a standard loop event monitor.
Detection rates vary according to patient population, symptoms, monitoring duration, technology, and clinical indication.
View SourceA large retrospective claims analysis reported a diagnostic yield of 61% for mobile cardiac telemetry compared with 24% for Holter monitoring and 23% for event monitoring.
This was not a randomized trial or a direct six-lead-versus-two-lead comparison. Differences in patient selection and monitoring duration may have influenced the findings.
View SourceWhy Six Leads Matter
Standard One- or Two-Lead Ambulatory ECG
- Fewer electrical perspectives
- Primarily focused on cardiac rhythm
- More limited waveform context
- May provide less information for evaluating P-wave morphology, conduction patterns, and ST-segment changes
6-Lead ROCT
- Six electrical perspectives of cardiac activity
- Broader view of rhythm and waveform characteristics
- Greater visibility into P-wave morphology
- Additional context for conduction patterns
- More information available for physician interpretation
Diagnostic yield depends on more than lead count alone. Monitoring duration, real-time transmission, signal quality, full-disclosure data, patient risk, and the frequency of intermittent events also influence what may be detected.
Monitoring the Patient's Current Clinical Picture
A cardiac monitoring study reflects the patient's rhythm during a defined observation period. When symptoms recur, treatment changes, a procedure occurs, or the patient's clinical condition evolves, another monitoring period may provide updated information.
- New or recurrent palpitations
- Syncope or presyncope
- Recurring dizziness or unexplained symptoms
- Medication or antiarrhythmic therapy changes
- Evaluation of treatment effectiveness
- Post-procedure rhythm assessment
- Suspected recurrent atrial fibrillation
- Persistent symptoms following an initially nondiagnostic study
- A meaningful change in cardiac status
Mobile Cardiac Outpatient Telemetry vs. Loop Event Monitoring
- 305 patients enrolled across a multicenter randomized trial.
- 41% versus 15% diagnostic yield favoring mobile telemetry.
- 27% versus 6% clinically significant arrhythmia detection.
Fourteen-Day ECG Monitoring vs. 24-Hour Holter
- 66% versus 9% paroxysmal arrhythmia detection favoring the 14-day patch.
- Results relate specifically to the patch technology studied and should not be generalized to every device.
Long-Term Atrial Fibrillation Monitoring
- 396-patient observational cohort with suspected cryptogenic stroke or TIA.
- 2.5% short-term detection versus a 14.6% diagnostic yield with longer-term monitoring.
Mobile Cardiac Telemetry vs. Holter and Event Monitoring
- Retrospective analysis of claims data spanning 57 months and more than 200,000 patients.
- 61% diagnostic yield for mobile cardiac telemetry compared with 24% for Holter monitoring and 23% for event monitoring.
- Not a randomized trial or a direct six-lead-versus-two-lead device comparison.
Supporting Higher-Risk Patients Between Visits
Structured chronic care management can strengthen communication, medication support, care coordination, and follow-up for patients living with multiple chronic conditions.
A CMS evaluation estimated 23 fewer emergency department visits per 1,000 Chronic Care Management beneficiaries compared with matched comparison beneficiaries.
The finding represents an association from an observational evaluation and is not a guaranteed program outcome.
View SourceThe CMS evaluation estimated 47 fewer hospitalizations per 1,000 CCM beneficiaries compared with matched comparison beneficiaries.
This finding reflects a matched observational analysis and should not be presented as a guaranteed reduction in hospitalizations.
View SourceAt 18 months, CMS estimated that total Medicare spending growth was $74 lower per beneficiary per month among CCM participants, excluding CCM service fees.
This reflects lower expenditure growth in a matched evaluation and should not be presented as guaranteed savings for a practice, patient, or payer.
View SourceMore than 684,000 Medicare fee-for-service beneficiaries received Chronic Care Management services during the program's first two years.
This statistic reflects national Medicare CCM utilization during the period studied and does not represent LatentWorks enrollment.
View SourceCMS Chronic Care Management Evaluation
- Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, matched observational evaluation.
- 23 fewer emergency department visits per 1,000 beneficiaries.
- 47 fewer hospitalizations per 1,000 beneficiaries.
- $74 lower monthly expenditure growth at 18 months.
CMS Chronic Care Management Overview
- CMS describes CCM as care management for patients with two or more chronic conditions.
- Qualifying conditions are expected to last at least 12 months or until death and create significant clinical risk.
How to Read These Findings
Randomized Trial
Participants are assigned to different interventions, providing stronger evidence for comparing clinical approaches.
Systematic Review
Researchers evaluate findings across multiple studies to understand the overall body of evidence.
Observational Study
Researchers examine real-world outcomes without assigning treatments. Findings show associations but may be influenced by differences between groups.
Vendor-Reported Outcome
A company reports results from its own program experience. These results should be distinguished from independent peer-reviewed research.
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