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Cardiologists

inCareNet HF – Your platform for heart failure monitoring

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At a glance

Efficient telemonitoring

inCareNet HF enables cross-manufacturer monitoring of implants and external devices on a centralized web platform that is certified as a Class IIa medical device.
Individually configurable patient thresholds enable automatic task generation. These tasks  can be managed by different network partners across sectors and institutions.
An intuitive, easy-to-read dashboard gives you an instant overview of all relevant cardiac data and medications, helping you stay informed about your patients’ health status at any time.

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InCareNet HF Platform
  • MDR IIa medical device
  • QSV compliant
  • GDPR compliant
  • ISO 13485 certified
  • Data processing in Germany
How you benefit

Your advantages with inCareNet HF

  • Certified medical device (class IIa)

    Our platform meets the highest medical and data protection standards

  • Reliable support for you

    Our nationwide network of telemonitoring experts provides on-site support — from installation and process optimization to expanding your TMC with network partners and new care modules.

  • Your patients in your hands

    With our solution, you can manage telemonitoring independently – patient data remains in your practice, and medical care stays under your supervision.

  • Strong for the future

    Developed by telemonitoring pioneers BIOTRONIK and GETEMED, inCareNet provides a solid foundation for your TMC. By far the most TMC´s in Germany rely on our expertise.

Medically certified and GDPR-compliant

The entire inCareNet HF system is certified as a Class IIa medical device under the EU MDR (Regulation (EU) 2017/745) and complies with German data protection regulations (GDPR).

Most TMCs in Germany rely on inCareNet HF for managing heart failure patients. Your trust is what drives us.

Nationwide network of telemonitoring centers
>165

active telemonitoring centres for heart failure patients in Germany

>12000

heart failure patients monitored in Germany

Would you like to build a future-proof telemonitoring center?

Here we explain the most important formal requirements for your participation in the program in Germany and your responsibilities as a telemonitoring center (TMC) operator. Requirements in your country may differ.

Requirements for opening a Telemonitoring Center (TMC) in Germany

  • Certified specialist in Internal Medicine and Cardiology

  • Approval for rhythm implant monitoring

  • Compliance with technical equipment requirements (§ 5 of QS-V TbHI)

Daily Tasks of a TMC

  • Review of incoming alerts and vital parameters on all working days

  • For intensified monitoring, additionally review alerts on weekends and public holidays

  • Submit a quarterly report to the Primarily Treating Physician (PTP)

  • Ensure functioning data transmission

  • Document the telemonitoring service

  • Review the indication together with the PTP after 3 and 12 months

  • Temporary assumption of the PTP function – if needed and in agreement with the PBA

A medical assistant explains implant monitoring to a female patient while holding the transmitter in their hand.
A medical assistant explains implant monitoring to a female patient while holding the transmitter in their hand.

Patient education on implant-based monitoring

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