Physicians at the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus in Buffalo, New York, have begun using AliveCor’s Kardia Pro, a device that allows them to remotely monitor patients’ heart health, reports The Buffalo News.
The device can detect atrial fibrillation and help prevent adverse outcomes for heart failure patients.
Physicians at the health system began recommending the device to patients this month.
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