We’re developing virtual cardiac care pipelines to improve management of hypertension, heart failure, and rhythm management. Why we’re doing it is just as important as how.
RhythmScience was born out of a desire to expand access to advances in science. As healthcare technologists, we launched new implantable device technologies that had the promise of preventing hospitalizations and improving quality of life for large populations. But in practice, doctors didn’t have the equipment and personnel needed to take advantage of the new devices nor the data they created. Because of that, the patients who could benefit most from these advances never got the opportunity to do so.
We saw patients whose deaths were preventable had they had the right interventions at the right time, but instead were victims to an overwhelmed health system that was bogged down by inefficiencies. In fact, one of our own, our first chief engineer, lost his battle with a chronic condition after beginning this endeavor. These tragic losses are the driving force to why we created Rhythm360 – to help realize the power of technology to make patients healthier.
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Alan was the son of a physician and pursued creative writing in his early career. After pivoting from writing and getting his degree in Computer Science, Alan became interested in in digital health and RhythmScience was a natural fit. In a short span of time, Alan took the project from pilot phase to full production mode.
He also battled with his own chronic health conditions. Alan spoke frequently of his efforts to change his diet, exercise, and other lifestyle habits to improve his health. His experience with such made him uniquely suited to build the RhythmScience platform. His dedication to his work extended to his personal blog, where he shared insights about software development with others.
We dedicate our work in Alan's memory. His passion lives in the code base, and we will never forget that RhythmScience exists to ultimately serve chronic disease patients like Alan Solitar.
At the end of the day, we are all patients.
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