See what your patients look like between visits.
Patients change between appointments. By the time it shows, it's an ER visit. SYNC-PREVENT™ gives your team the clinical picture to act early. Eleven points of contact, eight CMS-aligned programs.
A patient leaves your office stable. Three weeks later, they're in the ER.
Between visits, there is no clinical record. No vitals. No medication adherence data. No early warning. The deterioration happens in a blind spot — and by the time your team sees it, intervention is expensive, reactive, and late.
SYNC-PREVENT™ gives physicians a continuous clinical picture between appointments. Not alerts. Structure.
How it works.
SYNC-PREVENT™ collects clinical data between visits and brings it to the physician with context. The physician makes every decision.
Devices and lab panels gather clinical data continuously between visits. Weight, vitals, biomarkers, functional measures.
The care team presents findings alongside the patient's history and physician-defined parameters. The physician receives reference points, not instructions.
The treating physician reviews the findings and acts. A medication change, a call, a referral. Made weeks earlier than standard care allows.
Weight and vitals tracked daily at home. A three-pound gain over 48 hours crosses the physician's set threshold.
Care team assembles medication timing and prior episodes around the reading. Delivered with context.
Physician adjusts diuretic by phone. Patient stays home. No ER visit.
Underneath the service sits an eleven-layer clinical protocol: trended lab biomarkers, FDA-cleared in-office diagnostics, physician-reviewed data organized for renal context, and TEFCA/Carequality interoperability — with every decision held by the treating physician.
Explore the full protocol →Eleven points of contact. One view of the patient.
Each point of contact runs one job. They write to one record. A physician reads the whole patient — not eleven disconnected feeds.
- Risk stratification
Organizes each patient's clinical data against the physician's own acuity criteria — Stable, Moderate, or Complex — and presents it for the physician's tier determination. Tier assignments reflect the treating physician's clinical assessment and are updated as the physician determines appropriate; the service keeps the highest-acuity panels in front of their team first.
- Remote monitoring
Daily vitals, weight, oxygen — tracked continuously, not just at visits.
- Medication management
Adherence tracking and adjustment support between appointments.
- Clinical escalation
Trained coordinators — people, not software — review incoming readings against physician-established parameters and escalate clinically relevant findings to your team — not a call center.
- Outcome reporting
CMS-aligned documentation of clinical activity and patient contacts.
- Patient engagement
Regular check-ins that keep patients connected to their care team between visits.
- Care coordination
One record shared across every provider touching the patient — no handoff gaps.
- Chronic care management
Structured monthly oversight for patients with two or more chronic conditions.
- Device management
Provisioning, troubleshooting, and data collection from remote monitoring devices.
- Clinical documentation
Complete records of every interaction, ready for audit and billing.
- Quality assurance
Continuous review of clinical processes to catch errors and maintain standards.
Eight programs. One service underneath all of them.
- Featured program
Heart Failure Prevention
We check in daily with high-risk heart failure patients, so a change in their condition is met with a call, not a crisis.
Read the full brief - Featured program
Respiratory RPM/CCM
Remote monitoring and ongoing care for COPD patients, so a flare-up is eased early — before it turns into a hospital stay.
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Continuous Glucose Monitoring
Real-time glucose trends — Dexcom's warning ahead of the low.
Full briefPrecision CCM
Chronic care between visits, tailored to each specialty.
Full briefZero DFU
Diabetic foot monitoring — small problems caught early.
Full briefOstomy S.O.A.P.
Structured post-surgery protocol that prevents readmissions.
Full briefRA Grip Strength Monitoring
Weekly strength trends — objective RA disease activity.
Full briefPost-TAVR
Guided recovery with cardiology close after discharge.
Full brief
Built for the organizations that carry the risk.
Physician Groups
More context, not more clicks — findings arrive organized and tied to the patient's history, with context assembled and sources visible, so the physician can act proactively instead of checking another dashboard.
ACOs & MCOs
Built around your arrangement — attribution logic, quality measures, risk corridor. Whether you carry shared-savings or member risk, earlier clinical visibility protects the number your contract is scored on.
Home Health Agencies
You're the first line after discharge. We extend your visibility past the visit, so the between-stop changes that determine whether a patient improves or bounces back reach the physician in time to act.
Health Systems
Care extended into the home — a continuous, current picture instead of a gap until the next visit. The discharge door is where visibility usually stops, not where responsibility ends.
Founded because we know what a missed signal costs.
Matthew E. Mazur, Jr. has spent 25 years of his legal career representing physicians — and kept seeing the same pattern: a patient deteriorates between visits, the information to act earlier existed somewhere, but it never reached the doctor in time. He launched Synchronize Health to close that gap.
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