Co-Management

Blood pressure co-management that supports the patient’s existing clinician.

Cardiowell 360 supports hypertension care between visits through monitoring, patient outreach, education, trend analysis, and provider communication.

Helping clinics do more with less.

Hypertension management often fails between visits because patients need monitoring support, reminders, education, and timely follow-up.

Cardiowell 360 helps organize this work remotely while keeping the treating clinician central to care decisions.

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Workflow

A practical remote care pathway.

1

Enroll

A patient is referred, accepted, and enrolled into a defined remote care program.

2

Onboard

Device setup and patient education occur remotely or through approved device-support workflows.

3

Monitor

Home readings and engagement patterns are captured and organized for review.

4

Engage

Patients receive reminders, education, adherence support, and outreach.

5

Escalate

Trends, gaps, or concerns can be escalated according to program protocols.

6

Report

Relevant summaries and documentation are shared with provider partners.

Refer a Patient

Send a co-management referral without leaving this page.

Partner clinics can refer a patient into remote monitoring and care-management support right here. The form below is our HIPAA-compliant referral form, hosted on Cardiowell’s secure platform — patient details and attachments are transmitted directly to that system and are never handled or stored by this website.

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Once you submit, a “Referral received” confirmation appears in the form above and our care team reviews every referral and follows up with the patient directly — you can keep browsing the rest of the site from here. Prefer a different method? Fax or e-fax 833-973-0747, or email referrals@cardiowell360.com for EHR instructions. If the form does not load in your browser, use the “Open in a new tab” link above. This form is not for emergency medical requests — if you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.