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MyCareLink Heart Mobile App

For patients who like using their smartphones or tablets to stay connected, the MyCareLink Heart™ mobile app can be used to automatically send device data, replacing the bedside monitor.
Alert Indications, Safety, and Warnings

REIMAGINED CONNECTIVITY

MyCareLink Heart

Patients with Medtronic heart devices with Bluetooth® wireless telemetry can use their smartphone to automatically transfer device data via the MyCareLink Heart app. The app is free, and information can be sent on a scheduled basis or any time a doctor requests heart device data from a patient.

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Features:

My Heart Device 
Displays implant date, pacemaker’s name, model number, and serial number — as well as patient’s clinic information.

My Transmissions 
Has information about transmissions sent from a patient’s pacemaker to their clinic.

My Vitals Tracking*
Used to record weight, blood pressure, and heart rate measurements — and track these measurements over time.

My Symptom Journal* 
Used to create a log of symptoms to share with doctor at an in-office visit.

Physical Activity 
Has information about a patient’s activity level. The app uses data from the patient's pacemaker to create daily, weekly, and monthly views of physical activity.

Education 
Provides information about living with a heart device.

View compatible device list

For successful transmissions, Wi-Fi or cellular data access is required.

Mobile device and operating system (OS) requirements to support the MyCareLink Heart mobile app will change over time. Patients may need to update or replace their mobile devices or OS to use the app to transfer data between their heart devices and the Medtronic CareLink network.

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ENGAGEMENT

Promotes patient satisfaction1

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Patient

Compliance

Results in increased clinic efficiencies2

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Upgradeability

Sets the foundation for future technologies

PATIENT PROFILE

  • Owns compatible smartphone or tablet
  • Keeps smartphone or tablet nearby at least 3 hours per day
  • Comfortable using smartphone or has a family member that is able to support

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additional mycarelink heart resources

See how MyCareLink Heart works by downloading the demo app.

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pdf Download the MyCareLink Heart Clinician User Guide (.pdf)

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Data input here stays on patients' phones; it does not get sent to clinics. If patients have a medical emergency, they should call 911.

References

1

Cronin EM, Ching EA, Varma N, Martin DO, Wilkoff BL, Lindsay BD. Remote monitoring of cardiovascular devices: a time and activity analysis. Heart Rhythm. December 2012;9(12):1947-1951.

2

Varma N. Remote monitoring of patients with CIEDs following the updated recommendations — Easing or adding to postimplant responsibilities? Cont Cardiol Educ. December 2016;2(4):198-204.

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