The early-warning gap
Heart failure worsens before resting signals make it obvious.
Passive monitoring can miss deterioration, create alert noise, or warn too late.
U.S. BURDEN · 2025 EVIDENCE
The window matters because the burden is already massive.
Earlier warning means a chance to act before another costly admission.
U.S. evidence published in 2025: HFSA Heart Failure Stats 2025, 2025 economic analysis and 2025 national hospitalization-cost study. Underlying datasets and cost bases may precede publication.
WHY PASSIVE-ONLY FALLS SHORT
More resting data does not reveal physiological reserve.
Resting signals can look acceptable while reserve is declining.
Thresholds can create alerts without actionable deterioration.
The signal may become obvious only after the intervention window narrows.
Evidence examples include an algorithm with 34% sensitivity and 2.4 false-positive alerts per patient-year, and a study in which 79.2% of alerts that triggered office visits showed no cardiac decompensation. Sources: Journal of Cardiac Failure and peer-reviewed review.
The 72Ahead difference
Passive first.
Active when it matters.
Learn the personal baseline.
Daily life. Individual trajectory. Continuous context.
Reveal the hidden reserve.
Brief guided check. Response. Adaptation. Recovery.
The new vital sign
Not just the state of the body.
Its ability to respond.
72Ahead is building a home-monitoring platform that adds the missing physiological assessment layer to passive monitoring.
Momentum
Already moving into clinical reality.
Shape the next standard
in heart failure care.
We are engaging with people who recognize the value of acting earlier.