01 — Visibility
You see the 90 days between visits
Daily blood pressure, weight, oxygen and glucose readings arrive on a schedule you set. Trends surface before the next appointment, not after the next emergency.
Doctor-led remote monitoring
Better monitoring,
made part of
everyday life.
Monitor Health puts FDA-approved cardiac and physiologic devices in patients' homes — and a clinical team behind them, around the clock. Founded by a cardiologist. Run from Philadelphia.
No capital equipment
Kits shipped configured
90-day pilot
Blood pressure
148/92 mmHg
Weight · 14-day trend
214.6 lb +2.4
Systolic above threshold 3 days running. Escalated to the care team at 08:04 — 2 minutes after review.
Reviewed by clinical staffPhiladelphia · 24/7
Monitoring for
Why it works
A reading nobody looks at
is not monitoring.
Most home devices hand the problem back to the patient: an app to open, a number to interpret, a log to remember. We took the opposite approach. The devices are simple, and the watching is our job.
02 — Coverage
Someone is always on the other end
A 24/7 team of physicians and nurses reviews incoming data from our Philadelphia monitoring center. Thresholds and escalation paths are yours; the watching is ours.
03 — Documentation
The reporting is already done
Every patient gets a monthly summary of readings, alerts and interventions — the record your team needs for RPM documentation and the next clinical decision.
Two ways in
Pick the door that fits you.
Practices need a program that runs without new headcount. Patients and families need something that works at the kitchen table. Both start in the same place.
For practices & clinics
Run an RPM program without hiring for it.
We enroll, ship, train and monitor. Your team reviews reports and acts on alerts — the clinical decisions stay where they belong.
- Devices shipped configured, replaced when needed
- One 30-minute staff onboarding
- Monthly reports structured for CPT 99453–99458
For patients & families
Check in from the kitchen table.
No app to learn, no numbers to interpret alone. Take the reading, and a clinician sees it. If something needs attention, someone calls.
- Devices arrive set up and ready
- A real person answers, 24 hours a day
- Your own doctor sees the readings
Services
Three things we monitor.
One team watching.
Cardiac, physiologic and medication adherence, run from the same monitoring center — so a patient enrolled for one reason is not invisible to the others.
01
Cardiac monitoring
MCOT, live event and Holter studies from 24 hours to 30 days, with reports inside 24 hours of completion.
- Real-time arrhythmia transmission, no patient activation
- Certified cardiac telemetry technicians on shift
- FDA-approved equipment
02
Physiologic monitoring
Blood pressure, weight, SpO₂ and glucose — the readings that decide whether a chronic condition is being managed.
- Devices shipped configured to the patient
- Daily readings reviewed by clinical staff
- Monthly reports for RPM documentation
03
Medication adherence
A seven-day dispenser with 28 compartments and no screens or buttons — built for patients who cannot manage a phone app.
- Simple, friendly interface
- Holds dozens of pill types
- Designed for dementia and Alzheimer's routines
How it works
From signature to first
reading in two weeks.
No integration project, no hardware purchase, no new hire. Most of the work happens on our side of the table.
1 Day 1
Agree the protocol
Which patients, which devices, what counts as an alert, and who we call at 2am.
2 Day 3
Train your staff
One 30-minute session: consent, enrollment, what the reports look like.
3 Day 5
Enroll the first ten
We handle the patient call, the kit configuration and the shipping.
4 Day 10
Readings start
Patients take readings at home. Our clinical team reviews them daily.
5 Day 30
First reports
Monthly summaries land with your team, ready for documentation and review.
Timeline assumes standard device availability and a signed business associate agreement.
Track record
A track record,
not a pilot.
Monitor Health monitors patients for practices across the country. The numbers below are cumulative — readings taken, reports written, devices managed.
10,000
patients monitored to date
50,000
clinical reports prepared
2,000+
devices configured and managed
12
physicians and nurses on the monitoring team
The doctor behind it
Built by a cardiologist.
Not a device company.
Monitor Health is led by a practicing cardiologist, not a device company. That changes what gets built: fewer features, more follow-through, and a clinical team that reads every value.
Dr. Haytham Albizem completed his cardiology fellowship at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center and holds five board certifications. He is President and CEO of Monitor Health.
Haytham Albizem, MD
President & CEO · Cardiology
- Fellowship
- Penn Presbyterian, UPenn
- Board certifications
- Five
- Clinical experience
- 15+ years
- Specialties
- Interventional · EP · Nuclear
From the practices
The people who refer
their own patients.
“The seamless operation combined with simple hardware is exactly what our patients need. The reports are detailed, and that is something our practice was genuinely in need of.”
Lawrence Forman, DOPracticing physician
“Our patients are excited to do these studies at home. Knowing someone is professionally watching them gives our practice peace of mind.”
Andrew Couchara, PA-CPhysician assistant
“Five years working with Monitor Health on our rhythm clinic. Reports, alerts and communication have been consistently strong, including when things get difficult.”
Ziad Khoury, MD, FACCRhythm management clinic
Start here
Bring us one clinician
and ten patients.
We will run the pilot, write the reports and show you the numbers at 90 days. If it is not working, you have lost a quarter of a program — not a capital budget.