Guided recovery after AF ablation.

Know what to expect, when to check in, and when to contact your care team - all in one place.

Any timeI Have a SymptomChest pain, bleeding, shortness of breath, palpitations, or any urgent concern? Start here.Day 1Next-Day Safety CheckA quick safety review of your access sites, medications, and immediate post-procedure symptoms.Day 71-Week Recovery CheckReview healing progress, rhythm symptoms, activity, fatigue, and medication questions.Day 3030-Day Follow-UpReview your rhythm symptoms, medications, healthcare use, quality of life, and recovery trajectory.

If you have emergency symptoms, call 911 or seek emergency care now. Do not drive yourself if you feel faint, weak, short of breath, unstable, or have severe chest pain.

MVP demonstration only. Not monitored in real time. Not for real patient care.

Safety note: PostAblate is educational and protocol-driven. It does not diagnose symptoms, replace your EP team, or replace emergency care.

Protocol first

Conservative recovery support with clinician oversight

PostAblate uses fixed safety pathways for AF ablation recovery. Red flags override routine education, and uncertain concerning symptoms escalate.

911

Emergency symptoms escalate immediately.

AF-only

The active MVP scope is AF ablation recovery.

Recovery timeline

Day 1

Next-Day Safety

Week 1

Recovery Check

Month 1

Follow-Up Review

Conservative Care

Protocol-driven routing keeps emergency and urgent warning signs in front.

Education Library

Safety-first AF ablation recovery guidance organized for quick scanning.

Clinician Review Queue

Preview a structured mock queue for clinician-facing review summaries.

AF-only MVP scope

PostAblate is focused only on recovery after atrial fibrillation ablation.