Australians with heart failure are set to benefit from innovative technology designed to help them take charge of their condition and reduce their risk of hospitalisation.

We now have access to sophisticated, quality, Digital Cardiovascular Rehabilitation (DCR) and support technology that would undoubtedly streamline traditional, labour-intensive processes and significantly improve outcomes, but uptake remains slow. Why?

We recently attended the Cloud Healthcare Summit which focused on prioritising resources and financial support towards digital platforms and cloud based technology.

CVD has a huge impact on the Australian male population, with up to 6.5% affected. Proactively modifying risk factors can help, and participating in Cardiac Rehabilitation post event can make a difference for those currently living with CVD.

Cardihab joins Mater and Advance Queensland’s Innovation Partnership event, aimed at connecting and supporting innovative technologies in healthcare.

We are excited to share that today the Herald Sun has reported on the Baker Institute’s independent evaluation of the Medibank Heart Health at Home program, which is of course, powered by Cardihab.

Cardihab CEO Helen Souris joined radio presenter David Wood from Ultra106five to discuss the challenges associated with..

Cardihab CEO Helen Souris joined Dr Ross Walker on the Healthy Living Show to speak about the new clinical study published in JMIR Publications;