2026 AF Symposium Spotlight—How Hospitals Are Using AI for Patient Remote Monitoring
At the 2026 AF Symposium Spotlight Session–New and Emerging Technologies in EP, Dr. Babak Bozorgnia (Lehigh Valley Health Center, Allentown, PA) gave a presentation on using AI (Artificial Intelligence) in actual clinical practice.

Dr. Babak Bozorgnia
His talk “A Practical Guide to AI in EP Remote Monitoring: Workflow, Evidence, and Impact” was unusual in that he did not promote a particular AI system or device. Instead he explained in general the uses and advantages of AI to better help cardiac patients.
Implementing Remote Monitoring
In Allentown, PA, there are 11 hospitals. In caring for their many cardiac patients, they use 8,000 devices (such as heart monitors) which all have to be monitored.
In 2019 the Allentown hospitals implemented remote monitoring.
Current Workflow Problems: The EP doctors and staff were overwhelmed with massive amounts data. With the crush of data, they were unable to consistently maintain services…-> continue to read how this was causing staff burnout among other problems until they turned to an Artificial Intelligent platform->

2026 AF Symposium Presentation ballroom: panel discussion underway with presenters





