December 11, 2025
You have options when is comes to transitioning from PaceArt- let us show you why cardiologists are choosing Rhythm360 (™)
Clinics managing cardiac implantable devices face mounting pressure from continuous patient monitoring requirements and expanding data volumes. Traditional on-site database systems, like PaceArt, while once standard, frequently contribute to staff burnout and lapses in recommended follow-up schedules.
These operational strains extend beyond workflow concerns, they compromise both patient outcomes and revenue stability. Additionally, older platforms often contain significant data irregularities stemming from years of custom configurations and unstructured note entries. In fact, quality issues can affect 30-50% of records, producing unreliable patient lists and inaccurate device registries that create operational friction and increase risk exposure.
As device clinics prioritize connectivity, growth capacity, and streamlined operations, many are adopting contemporary cloud platforms. Yet clinics considering this transition often ask: How do we handle years of accumulated patient information?
A widespread industry belief suggests that data from older systems can only transfer to select platforms.
The critical factor isn't whether migration is possible, it's ensuring the data undergoes thorough validation, standardization, and quality verification to maintain clinical integrity and uninterrupted care delivery.
A detailed analysis of this migration approach by RhythmScience, based on experience from dozens of implementation projects demonstrates systematic methods for moving information from traditional databases to advanced cloud-based management systems.
Learn how structured processes by RhythmScience (™) from initial data normalization through final electronic health record integration, successfully address the complexity and variability found in legacy systems.
Having a seamless integration with MDT tablets lets clinic staff work quickly and efficiently to move through their clinic day. With the full data transferability saving manual key entry.
