Congestion is measurable before it is visible.
Clinic Baseline → Home Assessments → Early Signal → Intervention
Closing the gap between detection and action.
Opportunity for earlier intervention
A window exists to act sooner.
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~1–2 weeks pre-symptomatic
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Enables therapy adjustment
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Potential to reduce admissions
Why venous congestion must be monitored
Heart failure decompensation is primarily driven by rising venous congestion, not just declining cardiac output.
In most patients, congestion develops days to weeks before clinical symptoms, creating a critical opportunity for earlier intervention
Traditional assessment is delayed
Congestion is often detected too late.
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Weight gain and edema are late signs
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Physical exam is subjective
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Intermittent visits miss progression
Congestion precedes decompensation
Hemodynamic deterioration begins before symptoms.
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Elevated CVP and venous volume
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Reduced venous return
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Early organ congestion
Establish a baseline understanding of each patient’s congestion status.
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Objective assessment vs. subjective exam
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Identifies early hemodynamic changes
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Supports treatment optimization at the point of care
Start detection at your clinic
Monitor how congestion evolves between visits.
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Detects trends and changes between appointments
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Identifies early signs of decompensation
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Enables proactive intervention to reduce admissions and readmissions
Extend visibility to the patient's home
Measure what drives heart failure hospitalizations
VenaSigns enables continuous, non-invasive assessment of venous congestion across all care settings—supporting earlier detection, more informed decision-making, and proactive heart failure management.
Comprehensive venous hemodynamic assessment
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Central Venous Pressure (CVP)
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Jugular Venous Distention (JVD)
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Jugular Venous Oxygen Saturation (SjvO₂)
Designed for every care setting
From heart failure clinics and cardiology practices to primary care and home monitoring, VenaSigns delivers seamless visibility across the entire patient journey—enabling more proactive, connected care.
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