CardiacSense, watching over you

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Smart wearable that helps save lives

Using sensors, the smart wearable monitors a large number of clinical parameters. The data obtained helps doctors make a better diagnosis. In this way, the medical grade device saves time and costs. And lives.

Unprecedented ease of use: the patient can easily install the all-in-one device themselves

Non-invasive measurements (including blood pressure measurement without a cuff)

Customizable wearable with a designer look

Possibility of personal lifestyle coaching, in line with the wellbeing metrics trend

Better alternative to the 'smart plaster': no disposables and, therefore, lower costs

Unprecedented ease of use: the patient can easily install the all-in-one device themselves

Non-invasive measurements (including blood pressure measurement without a cuff)

Customizable wearable with a designer look

Possibility of personal lifestyle coaching, in line with the wellbeing metrics trend

Better alternative to the 'smart plaster': no disposables and, therefore, lower costs

How does CardiacSense work?

CardiacSense looks like a wristwatch and is worn by the patient as such. The smart system measures 24/7 and regularly connects to a connected smartphone or hub. This then shares all data with a secure platform that is accessible via an equally secure internet connection.

What can CardiacSense measure?

Atrial Fibrillation Monitor

When someone is diagnosed with Atrial Fibrillation (A-Fib) it means that their heartbeat is irregular or abnormal. Normally our heart beats at about 70 beats each minute (bpm) and these are rhythmic, like the drumbeat of a song. 

Asymptomatic A-Fib

Sometimes we can avoid developing a serious disease or prevent worse symptoms from appearing by catching the signals early. Continuous monitoring can help healthcare professionals check their patient’s health status more frequently and catch conditions that they may not even be aware of.  

Remote Patient Monitoring

Ambulatory monitoring can follow your health status without the restrictions of a clinical environment. People undergoing this type of monitoring have greater independence and can carry out daily activities

Oxygen Saturation Monitor

Blood transports oxygen all around your body, delivering it to cells that use it for energy. A molecule in red blood cells called hemoglobin is used to hold the oxygen. 

Blood Pressure

To make its way around your body, blood needs to be at a high enough pressure so that it can flow through the arteries to the smaller blood vessels away from the heart. Like everything in the body, it must be at the right balance.

Sleep Apnea

Sleep is important for maintaining our health, allowing our body and brain to rest and process information from the day. A good night’s sleep happens in cycles, where we drift off from a lighter stage of sleep to deeper stages.

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