Between hiring gaps, medical leaves, growing transmission volumes, and the shortage of certified specialists, many cardiac device clinics are being asked to do more with fewer resources. At Murj®, we believe support should empower your team — not replace it. That’s why Murj Clinical Services is designed to flex with your clinic’s needs, with options including: • OnTap Staffing — short- or long-term clinical support during staffing gaps • Backlog Reduction — clear transmission backlogs and restore queue health • mPower — training developed with @arrhythmiatech to help clinics build long-term independence Whether your clinic needs support for three months or three years, the goal is the same: stabilize today while building toward long-term self-governance. Read more: hubs.li/Q04ldN4s0

Meet the speakers joining the upcoming @AAHFN CE accredited webinar on building a scalable heart failure monitoring clinic. Ann-Marie McLoney (@BaptistHealth) and Jacqueline Arrasmith (@mercy_health) will share how their organizations implemented and operationalized heart failure remote monitoring programs — from stakeholder alignment and staffing to workflows, billing, and long-term sustainability. Designed for cardiovascular teams looking for practical, replicable guidance from peers actively managing these programs today, register now: hubs.li/Q04lfyW_0

One of the scientific highlights at #HRS2026 focused on a challenge many CIED clinics know well: how to quickly and accurately identify patients impacted during a lead advisory. This featured abstract from teams at @emoryhealthcare, @BaptistHealth, and Murj explored how a customized software tool improved visibility and workflow efficiency during a July 2025 lead advisory. A few key findings from the research: • 100% of affected patients identified • 26 patients found who were missed by traditional vendor reporting methods • Faster, more streamlined workflows compared to manual spreadsheet management The study also highlighted a broader operational reality: device advisories are not just clinical events — they are large-scale coordination challenges that can expose gaps in fragmented workflows and disconnected data systems. Watch the abstract presentation recording here: bit.ly/3S0mIf5

Murj® is headed to @AAHFN's Annual Meeting in San Diego. Stop by Booth 122 to see how leading heart failure programs are reducing portal fatigue, eliminating spreadsheet-driven workflows, and giving nursing teams more time to focus on patients—not process. Learn how Murj’s unified platform helps teams scale heart failure monitoring while protecting clinicians from administrative burnout. #AAHFN #AAHFN2026 bit.ly/4v8j8yb

For patients living with heart rhythm conditions, every story is personal. For the clinicians who care for them, that story is often carried forward through many signals over time — symptoms, transmissions, device updates, alerts, visits, and clinical decisions. In cardiac device clinics, the challenge is rarely a lack of information. More often, it is making sure the full patient story stays clear, connected, and actionable as data moves across devices, systems, reports, and care teams. When a patient’s clinical narrative is scattered across vendor portals, static EHR PDFs, and manual spreadsheets, clinicians spend valuable time piecing the story together rather than interpreting it. That context matters. Longitudinal visibility helps care teams understand what has happened, what needs attention, and what comes next — so they can make timely, informed decisions with greater confidence. This week for World Heart Rhythm Week, and every week, let’s support cardiac device clinics with the tools they need to manage growing volumes of data while keeping patient care at the center. Because behind every rhythm is a person, a care team, and a story worth keeping whole. #WorldHeartRhythmWeek #WHRW bit.ly/4dSNuPb

Heart failure (HF) monitoring programs are becoming increasingly critical as cardiovascular teams work to manage growing patient volumes, fragmented data streams, and operational complexity. Join an upcoming @AAHFN CE webinar focused on how leading health systems are building sustainable, scalable heart failure remote monitoring programs in real-world clinical settings. The discussion will cover: • How to identify specific stakeholders to maximize organizational buy-in when starting a HF monitoring program • Understanding physiologic data from CIEDs • Billing and CMS compliance considerations for physiologic data billing • Managing diverse data streams (CardioMEMS, CIED data, peripheral metrics) for efficient workflow management Featuring: • Ann-Marie McLoney, @BaptistHealth • Jacqueline Arrasmith, Bon Secours @mercy_health June, 16, 2026 | 4pm ET Register now: bit.ly/49IufW1

The continuous avalanche of cardiac remote monitoring data doesn’t just challenge traditional care models — it strains fragmented departments, limits clinical visibility, and introduces risk for revenue leakage and missed patient events. In this recent @BeckersHR webinar, leaders across cardiovascular care discussed how unified data integration and active remote monitoring can transform patient management, clinic operations, and financial performance. Watch the full on-demand recording to learn what it takes to move from siloed, episodic care systems to connected, team-based ecosystems that support faster decision-making, more efficient workflows, and better patient outcomes: bit.ly/4fpWPPC

We’re proud to continue the tradition of the CARE Awards — recognizing healthcare institutions that achieve exceptional standards in CIED care. The CARE Awards honor clinics that maintained 90% CIED care compliance throughout the calendar year, reflecting a deep commitment to patient safety, operational excellence, and high-quality cardiac device care despite increasing data complexity. We’re honored to partner with these outstanding teams and celebrate the work they do every day to advance patient care. ⤵

Thank you to everyone who joined us last night in Philadelphia for an evening of discussion and shared learning around the evolving challenges facing today’s device clinics. From tackling staffing challenges and scaling operations to optimizing workflows and billing, the insights shared were invaluable. At Murj, our mission goes beyond software—we are dedicated to fostering a collaborative community. We love creating spaces where clinicians can look across the table, realize they aren't alone in their daily challenges, and walk away with fresh solutions. A huge thank you to everyone who attended, and a special shoutout to our phenomenal panelists for leading such an impactful conversation.

Team Murj® at this year’s @NCVHonline Annual Conference. Our team is on site discussing connected cardiac care, workflow visibility, and how integrated data can support care beyond the device clinic.

How do you turn a sea of raw data into timely, actionable clinical insight? Ambulatory cardiac monitoring has unlocked unprecedented visibility into patient health—but for many clinics, that visibility comes with a cost: fragmented systems, manual workflows, and overwhelming data volume. At Murj®, we believe the path from data to diagnosis should be direct, unified, and clinically intuitive. In our latest blog, we break down how leading programs are transforming ambulatory workflows—cutting through the noise to surface what matters most, faster: bit.ly/4wWgSvm

At Murj®, customer support isn’t a chatbot or a ticket buried in a queue. It’s real people providing real help, directly inside the platform. We love seeing feedback like this from our clinics! Our goal is always to provide real-time, expert help, because the best support comes from people who know what care teams face every day. bit.ly/4usUYyc

A month after the closing sessions at #HRS2026, the dust has settled—but the energy from Chicago is still driving us forward. 🚀 This year’s conference reinforced something we believe deeply at Murj®: while technology continues to advance cardiac device care, people remain at the center of it. From celebrating allied health professionals and CARE Award recipients to supporting programs like LEAP and PACES, HRS was a reminder that the future of EP depends not only on innovation — but on the clinicians, care teams, and partnerships driving it forward. Catch up on our full recap of the people, partnerships, and clinical insights (including a look at an abstract on lead advisory management) that made Heart Rhythm 2026 unforgettable. 👉 Read the full recap: bit.ly/4uuki70

Last call to join us tomorrow. Cardiovascular programs are growing fast—but aligning EP, heart failure, and remote monitoring workflows is where many organizations feel the strain. Join @BeckersHR to hear how leading health systems are managing this complexity while protecting both care quality and financial performance. Register now: bit.ly/4viUN8L

Manual tracking is a risk. Automation is a necessity. Great to see Murj featured in @AnswersNetwork's latest look at #HRS2026! The article highlights how our platform helped @emoryhealthcare identify missing patients during a device advisory and resolve high-risk cases in record time. In the world of cardiac device management, the right data strategy saves lives. bit.ly/4nBYqE0

We’re excited to announce a new collaboration between Murj® and Arrhythmia Technologies Institute (ATI) to launch mPower — a specialized training program for cardiac device clinics. This initiative is built around a shared value: foundational excellence. ATI provides the industry’s leading platform-agnostic curriculum for cardiac device technology, helping clinicians build a deep understanding of CIED management across manufacturers. Through the mPower program, we're pairing ATI’s academic rigor with hands-on mentorship from certified Murj specialists — giving clinics a clear path to strengthen internal expertise and build confident, highly capable device teams. Contact us to learn more: bit.ly/4eFJW3x

Siloed cardiac device data doesn’t just slow teams down—it limits visibility, increases administrative strain, and introduces risk into patient care. In our recent HRX Innovation Hub webinar, the discussion focused on what actually changes when cardiac device data is fully integrated—not just connected: • ~5,700 hours reclaimed annually by eliminating manual workflows tied to fragmented systems • 50% reduction in billing time, helping clinics support up to a 67% increase in patient volume • 22.5 minutes saved per patient through a centralized monitoring ecosystem The takeaway: interoperability alone isn’t enough. High-performing CIED and cardiac device management programs standardize and actively manage their data—turning it into something teams can actually use. Tune into the full webinar to hear how smarter data integration and true interoperability can transform cardiac device management: bit.ly/4u01fAX

CIED clinics are increasingly challenged not by a lack of data, but by the difficulty of turning that data into something usable. Read more from Murj Director of Integrations Leah Savage on how conversations around interoperability are shifting—and why it only matters if it leads to action: bit.ly/49xxyPu

A well-earned recognition for both teams!