Remote Patient Monitors Available Options

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.

• The MyCareLink Heart mobile app results in 95% patient transmission adherence¹ and is designed to address 40% of clinic call burden.²
• Wireless alerts can now be transmitted via Bluetooth^® using the app, providing patient monitoring — even outside the home.
• Patients can view heart device data, including model name and battery longevity.
• Push notifications help patients stay connected, transmit on time, and verify that transmissions were sent.
• End-to-end security with data encryption keeps heart device data protected.³

Please go to www.medtronic.com/security for up-to-date security information.

The MyCareLink Relay^™ home communicator sends data from patients’ heart devices directly to their clinics using Wi-Fi or cellular data. 

• Optimized Bluetooth and cellular antenna design
• Integrated Wi-Fi and 4G LTE
• Requires little to no user interaction
• Ambient light sensor automatically turns off lights and mutes sounds in the dark

The MyCareLink Smart^™ monitor is for pacemaker patients, including CRT-P and Micra^™ pacemakers. This is the first app-based monitor that uses a patient's own smart technology to send device data to your clinic. It combines a handheld reader that communicates to a patient’s smartphone or tablet via a free, downloadable app, which is available on the Apple App Store^® or the Google Play^™ store.

• Multiple connectivity options
• Easy to use
• Portable

The MyCareLink™ patient monitor is another remote monitoring option.

• An LCD screen with visual feedback provides step-by-step instructions and confirmation when a transmission has been sent.
• The patient simply plugs the monitor into a power source, and ensures it is in a location that receives an adequate cellular signal.
• Integrated global cellular technology makes connecting easy from almost anywhere in the world — as long as the monitor is plugged in and in range of the implanted device.