REACTS: The Project Redefining Cardiac Telerehabilitation

Cardiovascular diseases remain a leading cause of mortality and disability, yet access to traditional hospital-based rehabilitation is often limited by logistics and costs. The REACTS project (REmote Monitoring and ACTivity for Sustainability) aims to overcome these barriers by bringing cardiac telerehabilitation directly into the patient's home. Project Core Objectives:. Remote Monitoring: Utilizing wearable sensors to track vital parameters and physical activity in real-time, ensuring patient safety during home exercise sessions., Personalized Exercise: Providing tailored training programs that adapt to the patient's progress, delivered through the euleria home platform., Sustainability: Reducing the burden on hospital facilities and lowering healthcare costs by facilitating effective, long-term recovery in a domestic setting. Strategic Partnerships: This initiative is the result of a collaborative effort between:. Euleria Health: Leading the digital ecosystem and motion analysis technology., The Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK): Providing expertise in health-tech data and research., The Cardiology Department of Rovereto Hospital: Overseeing clinical validation and patient recruitment. Clinical Impact: By integrating "Hi-Tech" monitoring with clinical supervision, REACTS ensures that patients recovering from cardiac events stay engaged with their therapy. This not only improves individual health outcomes but also promotes a more resilient and sustainable healthcare model for the future.