Objective To design a remote platform to support coronary intervention, and to explore the application effect in rural patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) across regions. Methods A total of 118 rural patients initially attending primary care settings of a Cardiology Alliance and then being transferred to a tertiary hospital for PCI were divided into two groups according to time sequence. Group A was given routine consultation and referral, while group B received consultation and referral using remote platform, and protocol for regional collaboration in exercise rehabilitation post-PCI was developed. Results The decision-to-referral time, decision to PCI treatment time, duration of postoperative bed rest, and length of hospital stay were significantly shorter, whereas compliance with rehabilitation training was significantly higher in group B compared with group A (P<0.01 for all). Conclusion Application of remote platform can standardize the process of remote consultation and referral between alliance memberships, shorten decision time to treatment and referral, thus to benefit patients′ recovery.