Webinar Recap: Reaching At-Risk Patients When Minutes Matter

Cadence described how it uses ElevenAgents to contact remote-monitoring patients within minutes after dangerous vital-sign readings, reducing median outreach time from 1 hour and 48 minutes to 3.5 minutes and improving critical-call answer rates from 41% to 60%. The voice agent verifies identity, conducts symptom screening, and escalates concerning cases to clinicians, allowing nurses to focus on higher-level clinical work while preserving safeguards such as treating uncertainty as a reason not to close an alert. Examples included rapid responses to a patient with a heart rate above 150 who was later diagnosed with atrial flutter and an older patient whose medication was adjusted after a prompt call. Cadence emphasized that clinical agents require strict limits on access and authority, evidence-based alert closure, transcript review, clinician involvement, testing based on real-call failures, and production monitoring with failover protections. For broader deployment, the company recommends beginning with structured, repeatable workflows, building patient trust through timely and empathetic interactions, and prioritizing high-volume tasks that consume substantial clinical staff time.

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