Value-based virtual cardiology care

By increasing access to cardiac care and proven therapies, we improve patient outcomes and drive savings for our partners.

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Value-based virtual cardiology care

By increasing access to cardiac care and proven therapies, we improve patient outcomes and drive savings for our partners.

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We deliver value for our partners across cardiac conditions

Payors

Significantly reduce costs, improve patient outcomes, and increase member satisfaction with our value-based virtual cardiology network.

Practices and
health systems

Extend your ability to support patients across your network with close virtual follow-up and rapid medication titration while increasing capacity to see more patients.

ACOs and at-risk medical groups

Reduce attributed patient wait times to see a cardiologist by directly referring from transitional care teams and primary care practices.

CKD specialty partners

Give your attributed patients direct access to a highly collaborative cardiology network that specializes in treating heart failure patients who also have chronic kidney disease.

Heart failure spend is expensive today… but it doesn’t have to be

Most heart failure patients don’t see a cardiologist quickly post-discharge or get on optimal treatment. When they do, significant savings are realized.1

Savings Corridor Yields a Strong ROI

Driving cost savings through improved patient access and outcomes

Rapid access to expert cardiac care

  • National virtual cardiology network
  • Specialized in full GDMT titration and diuretic optimization

Improved patient outcomes

  • GDMT improves symptoms, mortality, and quality of life
  • Reliable outcomes from consistently delivered care

Strong financial impact for partners

  • $20,000 average savings per patient in the first 4 months
  • Lower hospital readmission and inpatient utilization2

The Ventricle Health difference

Our modern, research-backed protocols — supported by an extensive cardiology network — reduce hospitalizations and ensure cost savings, while delivering the highest standards of care.

Ventricle patient

Usual standard of care

Clinical care

1st cardiology visit post-discharge

< 7 days

26+ days average wait time3

Biweekly cardiology visits

Weekly visits with nurse and health advocate

Medications

Quickly start GDMT post-discharge

Optimal GDMT titration

< 4 months

12-18 months, if at all4

Diuretic optimization

Additional patient support

Medication authorization and cost-savings assistance

Handled by dedicated Ventricle PharmD/pharmacy tech

Managed by doctor and office staff as time permits

Patient education and lifestyle coaching

Biweekly calls with health advocate

Varies by office

Clinical care

Ventricle patient

Usual standard of care

1st cardiology visit post-discharge

< 7 days

26+ days average wait time3

Biweekly cardiology visits

Weekly visits with nurse and health advocate

Ventricle patient

Usual standard of care

Quickly start GDMT post-discharge

Optimal GDMT titration

< 4 days

12-18 months, if at all

Diuretic optimization

Ventricle patient

Usual standard of care

Medication authorization and cost-savings assistance

Handled by dedicated Ventricle PharmD/ pharmacy tech

Managed by doctor and office staff as time permits

Triage care and patient support line

Patient education and lifestyle coaching

Biweekly calls with health advocate

Varies by office

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1New Onset Heart Failure diagnosed in Inpatient Setting – Medicare FFS Claims Data, 2021, CA, NC, WI, PA, KY (population adjusted average), n=21,590 22023, North Carolina, Medicare FFS Claims data (n=16,437) 3AMN Healthcare 2022 Survey of Physician Appointment Wait Times and Medicare and Medicaid Acceptance Rates. (2022). [Survey]. AMN Healthcare. https://www.amnhealthcare.com/blog/physician/perm/physician-appointment-wait-times-getting-longer/ 4Greene SJ, Butler J, Albert NM, et al. Medical Therapy for Heart Failure With Reduced Ejection Fraction: The CHAMP-HF Registry. J Am Coll Cardiol. 2018;72(4):351-366. doi:10.1016/j.jacc.2018.04.070