Cadence releases third annual Outcomes Report: “The Shift to Proactive Senior Care”
In 2025, Cadence demonstrated scalable improvements in senior primary care and clinician capacity
December 10, 2025 – Cadence today released its third annual Outcomes Report, “The Shift to Proactive Senior Care”, showcasing a year of measurable improvements in chronic disease control, reduced hospitalizations, and expanded clinician capacity across its national network of partner health systems. The report details how Cadence grew beyond traditional remote patient monitoring to deliver proactive intervention at scale for more than 74,000 seniors.
As Medicare populations grow and primary care resources remain strained, health systems are under increasing pressure to manage chronic disease, prevent avoidable hospital use, and sustain clinician bandwidth. In 2025, Cadence demonstrated that meaningful remote care, delivered continuously between visits, is both achievable and essential.
The report highlights major gains for clinicians, including 84,553 hours saved annually, 24,000+ medication titrations completed on their behalf, and a 99.5% alert resolution rate managed without physician involvement. More than 3,200 primary care providers and cardiologists now use Cadence to extend the reach of their practice.
To help health systems model this impact for their own practices, Cadence introduced a dynamic Impact Calculator, enabling leaders to instantly estimate the additional clinical capacity Cadence can unlock. The Calculator yields projected virtual visits, medication titrations, alerts resolved, patient messages handled, and total clinician hours saved.
Among this year’s growth milestones:
- 74,000 patients cared for today; 111,000+ over four years
- 23.3 million vitals transmitted in 2025, nearly triple 2024
- 87% patient attendance at virtual check-ins
- 62% of patients engaged for at least 12 months
- 21 health system partners across 33 states, with 63% of patients in rural or underserved communities
- Peer-reviewed research across JACC, Mayo Clinic Proceedings, AHA Circulation, and NEJM Catalyst showing improvements in blood pressure control, GDMT optimization, lower total cost of care, and reduced hospital use
The report details Cadence’s expanded care models – including Advanced Primary Care Management (APCM) and AHA Connected Care™, Powered by Cadence – designed to close care gaps and reduce preventable readmissions. Early APCM data show 2.44 care gaps identified and initiated per patient and a 22% improvement in gap closure, while AHA Connected Care achieved 88% activation rates within 14 days of discharge for post-acute patients.
The full 2025 Outcomes Report is now available at https://www.cadence.care/outcomes-report-2025, along with the new Impact Calculator for health system leaders and clinicians.
