• Don’t Miss LSI at These Four Cardiac and Pulmonary Conferences in March

    Cardiac and pulmonary state affiliate conferences offer invaluable opportunities to gather relevant information and best practice recommendations, learn about cutting-edge research and technology, and network with other cardiac and pulmonary professionals.

  • Stories from the Heart: Stephen Lerner, LSI Clinical Specialist

    Stories from the Heart gives you a behind the scenes glimpse into the lives and passion of LSI team members and users. This month we invite you to meet Stephen Lerner, a Northeast Clinical Specialist with LSI.

  • Introducing the LSI Rebrand – Letter from President Korey Sixbury

    Dear friend, You may have noticed things look a little different around here. Exciting things are happening this year, both at LSI and in the cardiopulmonary industry. LSI is beginning 2016 with a rebrand – new website, refreshed logo, updated educational materials and expanded advocacy efforts. We think this new brand will help give you a clearer picture of who we are…

  • Cardiac Rehab Week Contest: Win a Free AACVPR Membership

    In honor of Cardiac Rehab Week (Feb. 14-20) and as a show of support for cardiac rehabs all over the nation, we’re holding a special contest. But before we get into the details of the contest, we want to talk about why we’re doing this. 

  • Stories from the Heart: McLeod Regional Medical Center

    Relationships are the engine that runs LSI. Which is why we’re so excited to cast a light on a relationship we’ve had for over a decade:  McLeod Regional Medical Center. Founded in 1906, McLeod is a locally owned, not-for-profit healthcare system with more than 650 physicians and 6,000 employees. The organization is dedicated to serving the…

  • What the AACVPR Health Policy & Reimbursement Update Means For You

    Recently, the AACVPR published a Health Policy & Reimbursement Update. Here’s a helpful breakdown of what that means for you and your organization:

  • Two Simple Ways To Improve Your Cardiac Rehab Program by Ash Walker – Southeastern Health

    Bob Dylan had a song entitled The Times They Are A-Changin. Never has that felt truer in cardiac rehabilitation. Insurance regulations, administrative expectations, and limited resources make delivering cardiac rehabilitation very challenging.  As healthcare changes, there are some things that stay constant. I want to share two simple themes that will help your program thrive…

  • Save the Date – AACVPR Day on the Hill, March 2015

    Day On The Hill (DOTH) in March 2015, is a key part of AACVPR’s advocacy with the U.S. Congress. (AACVPR is the American Association of CardioVascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation.) DOTH gives AACVPR members opportunities to meet with their legislators and legislative staffs as constituents—as voters and healthcare professionals.

  • LSI Announces Commercial Release of Registry Sync

    Charlotte (June 18th, 2014) – Life Systems International (LSI) is pleased to announce the commercial release of Registry Sync, the newest time saving feature in TrensCenter®. Through a custom interface the LSI telemetry and data management system is now able to send outcome data from any LSI system or workstation to the AACVPR Outpatient Cardiac Rehabilitation…

  • Heart Failure: A Great New Opportunity, A Great New Responsibility

    Heart Failure CMS has approved Heart Failure (EF<35%) as an admitting diagnosis for Cardiac Rehabilitation. The actual date for usage of the diagnosis has yet to be determined, although we’re hoping for Spring 2014 date. By some estimates, the Heart Failure diagnosis, may increase your potential pool of eligible patients for your Cardiac Rehabilitation Program…