The Actionable Vital Sign in Heart Failure Care
Pulmonary congestion can develop before major symptoms appear. The ReDS™ System measures lung fluid in just 45 seconds, giving clinicians quantitative insight to intervene earlier.
Breaking the Cycle of Readmissions
Approximately 21% of patients hospitalized with heart failure are readmitted within 30 days of discharge.¹ Persistent congestion at discharge is associated with increased risk of readmission and worse outcomes.²
In published research, ReDS-guided heart failure management was associated with a 79% reduction in readmissions.³
By delivering quick, non-invasive, absolute lung fluid measurement, the ReDS System brings objective congestion assessment into everyday heart failure care.
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Key Opinion Leaders
“We were looking for a technology that would be noninvasive yet offer accuracy. This search led us to ReDS.”
- Daniel Bensimhon, Medical Director
- Advanced HF & Mechanical Support Program Greensboro, NC
What we’ve needed for a long time is a more accurate and actionable measurement of heart failure clinical status. We get that with ReDS.
- William Abraham, MD
- Ohio State University
“In clinical practice, effective management tools for heart failure patients have been lacking. ReDS offers a robust support for long-term and remote management by monitoring lung fluid content.”
- Prof. Junbo Ge
- Zhongshan Hospital, Fudan University
Easy Use Across the Continuum of Care
The ReDS System is designed for use wherever patients are evaluated and treated.
Its wearable, non-invasive design streamlines lung fluid assessment at every care setting.
Hospitals
Outpatient Clinics
Skilled Nursing Facilities
Nursing Homes
- Statistical Brief #307. April 2024. H. Joanna Jiang, Ph.D., and Marguerite L. Barrett, M.S. AHRQ.
- How to tackle congestion in acute heart failure. Pieter Martens et al. Korean J Intern Med 2018;33:462–473.
- Early use of remote dielectric sensing after hospitalization to reduce heart failure readmissions. Lala et al. ESC Heart Failure 8:1047–1054.
