Medical News / Novel Approaches in Improving HF Management

Peter L. Salgo, MD: Again, this goes into transitions of care. You’ve been in the hospital setting, now you’re in the outpatient setting, and this transition has to be smooth or it’s all going to just blow up. And then you’re coming back in 30 days and somebody, at the very least, is going to pay a lot of money. But it seems to me that the money is the least of the issues. Somebody is going to get sick.

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