Source the right cardiac devices
Skip vendor sprawl. Impilo procures FDA-registered cellular and Bluetooth blood pressure cuffs, connected weight scales, and pulse oximeters matched to your hypertension and heart-failure protocols.
Impilo is the plug-and-play platform that powers cardiac RPM end to end — sourcing blood pressure cuffs, weight scales, and pulse oximeters, shipping them to patients, supporting them, and unifying every reading through one API. You manage the heart. We run the operations.
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Cardiology remote patient monitoring (RPM) is the infrastructure that lets cardiac teams deploy connected devices — blood pressure cuffs, weight scales, and pulse oximeters — into patients' homes and turn the readings into usable clinical data. It combines device sourcing and logistics, patient onboarding and support, and an API that standardizes data across device types. Impilo provides this full stack as a managed platform, so cardiology groups, telehealth companies, and value-based care organizations can run hypertension and heart-failure monitoring programs without building hardware operations in-house.
Skip vendor sprawl. Impilo procures FDA-registered cellular and Bluetooth blood pressure cuffs, connected weight scales, and pulse oximeters matched to your hypertension and heart-failure protocols.
We white-label and pre-configure each cardiac device kit, then ship it straight to the patient's home — handling fulfillment, replacements, and returns so you never run an in-house warehouse.
Our tech-enabled support team activates patients and keeps them engaged, troubleshooting devices and connectivity so daily weight and blood-pressure readings keep flowing and adherence stays high.
Cardiac device data is normalized across manufacturers and delivered to your dashboard, EHR, or digital health platform through a single Impilo API — clean, structured, and ready for clinical workflows and RPM billing.
Certified cellular and Bluetooth devices with managed inventory.
Kitting, direct-to-patient shipping, replacements, and returns.
Specialists help patients activate devices and stay connected.
Normalized readings across device manufacturers through one data layer.
Structured data delivered into the tools clinical teams already use.
Healthcare operations designed around security and chain of custody.
Impilo powers connected-care programs across the cardiac conditions that benefit most from continuous, at-home monitoring — with the devices matched to each protocol.
Cardiology remote patient monitoring (RPM) deploys connected devices — blood pressure cuffs, weight scales, and pulse oximeters — into patients' homes so cardiac teams can track hypertension, heart failure, and recovery between visits. Impilo provides the full infrastructure: sourcing the devices, shipping and supporting them, and delivering standardized readings through one API, so your clinicians focus on managing cardiac risk instead of running hardware logistics.
Impilo sources FDA-registered cellular and Bluetooth devices used across cardiology programs, including blood pressure monitors, connected weight scales for heart-failure fluid tracking, and pulse oximeters. Devices are white-labeled, pre-configured, and shipped directly to patients, with replacements and returns handled for you.
Daily weight and blood-pressure readings surface fluid retention and uncontrolled hypertension early, letting care teams intervene before a decompensation drives an admission. Impilo keeps those readings flowing by activating patients, troubleshooting devices, and driving the adherence that makes monitoring — and CMS RPM billing — viable.
Yes. Blood pressure, weight, and SpO2 readings are normalized across manufacturers and delivered through the Impilo API and SDK, then pushed into your EHR or digital health platform or viewed in the Impilo dashboard — so cardiology teams work in the tools they already use.
Impilo is FDA registered, DME accredited, and HIPAA and SOC 2 aligned, with ISO 13485 in progress. Compliance and security are built into the platform rather than bolted on.