CANTON, Ohio, Sept. 13 /PRNewswire/ — AultCare has been using
patient telemonitoring for six years and has, in partnership with
Cardiocom, released a white paper entitled, “AultCare Sees Positive
Results from Cardiocom Program.”

The paper describes the structure of the coordinated program
between health plan, hospital, physician and patient. Improved
patient self-management has resulted in measurable reductions in
emergency room and inpatient utilization from participating
patients. With health reform incentives to hospitals to reduce
readmission rates, and initiatives to improve care coordination for
chronic conditions, this data reveals timely information for
patients and health systems.

The white paper discusses:

• How telemonitoring works
• Results achieved
• Lessons learned

For a copy of the report, go to www.aultcare.com or www.cardiocom.com

About AultCare

AultCare, established in 1985, provides local, affordable and
quality health-care administration for more than 2,300 local
companies, making it one of the largest hospital-based PPOs
(Preferred Provider Organization) in the Midwest. AultCare
continues to develop innovative products and plan designs to meet
the needs of area companies, including specialized wellness
programs and a disease management program that focuses on
preventative care to lower medical costs. AultCare is based in
Canton, Ohio. For more information, visit www.aultcare.com.

About Cardiocom

Cardiocom®, the Experts in Telehealth(SM), is an
award-winning leader in innovative home telehealth solutions.
Founded in 1997, Cardiocom develops, manufactures and markets its
own telehealth devices for heart failure, diabetes, hypertension,
COPD, asthma and other chronic conditions. Cardiocom’s clients
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