ElectroKare analyzes home ECG patch data and routes a priority alert to your cardiology practice before the next scheduled visit, so events in the review-gap window do not sit unread.
Patient follows normal daily routine while the adhesive patch records a continuous ECG over 7 to 14 days at home.
Uploaded patch data is processed by our arrhythmia detection model. The AI classifies rhythm events across 7 categories and assigns a priority score.
Your practice gets an alert with the ECG strip excerpt, arrhythmia type, and severity level, before the next scheduled office visit.
Patch data arrives in an inbox, unreviewed for days. Manual triage cannot scale with monitoring volume.
Paroxysmal AFib episodes are brief. Manual review of a 14-day recording misses intermittent events that appear for only minutes.
By the next office visit, the intervention window has closed. The patient may have already escalated to an ER presentation.
For paroxysmal AFib detection across pilot clinic data
From patch data upload to alert delivery in inbox
Cardiology clinics currently running the pilot program
Pilot data from 4 cardiology practices. Not FDA cleared or CE marked. Results from early-access clinical partners.
Pay for the monitoring capacity your practice needs. No setup fees. No per-patient billing complexity.
We walk through your clinic setup and show how alert routing fits your review process.