 The Circadian Pulse · Vol. 1 · Sep 2026
50-state, virtual-first specialty care for cardiometabolic conditions.
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The Signal · September 2026
Inpatient & ER Spend decreases most when access to Specialty care is expedited.
Costs are tightening. Admissions aren't. Here's the 90-day window into 2027.
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Gregg Kimmer
CEO, Circadian Health
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New-patient waits to see these specialists run weeks to months — recent studies found averages around 33 days for cardiology and up to 82 days for endocrinology. Circadian jumps in to close that gap: high-risk Medicare & Medicaid members reach a cardiometabolic specialist in 24–48 hours.
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The Proof
Death or HF readmission by cardiology access speed
Chart: one-year risk of death or heart-failure readmission was 21 percent higher for patients seen by cardiology after more than 14 days versus within 2 days of referral (index 121 vs 100).
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“My family felt such a relief knowing that someone was always watching over me… Last week, I was able to go dancing with my grandchildren, which I haven't been able to do in years!”
— Member, Circadian heart-failure program
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The first & only 50-state, virtual-first specialty provider group — cardiology, pulmonology, endocrinology, sleep.
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