AliveCor

AliveCor aims to provide medical professionals, patients, and consumers worldwide with mobile-powered devices, data, and analysis to identify, prevent, and manage life-altering diseases from anywhere in the world. As a first offering, AliveCor has developed a clinical-quality, low-cost mobile ECG device, which enables patients to monitor their heart health anywhere, at any time, and provides physicians with an additional heart health assessment tool. AliveCor’s mobile ECG device is designed to work in conjunction with a variety of mobile platforms, including iPhone, iPad, and Android devices.

Kardia Mobile app

AliveCor updates its mobile app to manage top risk factors for stroke

Both iOS and Android versions combine ECG, body weight and blood pressure to improve overall heart health and lower the risk of cardiovascular disease.
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Small study shows AliveCor’s smartphone ECG is as good as standard Holter monitor

The study involved patients already wearing the standard Holter ambulatory event monitor with AliveCor's device being added to the mix.
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AliveCor to launch remote monitoring trial for AFib with Columbia University

The 300-patient randomized trial will test the effect of remote monitoring on atrial fibrillation (AF) using AliveCor's Kardia Mobile device.
Kardia

AliveCor unveils Kardia Band for Apple Watch

Pending FDA's 510k clearance, the device provides caregivers the opportunity to take a more active role in helping their loved ones engage in their own care.
LifeWatch patch

LifeWatch gets CE mark for its Mobile Cardiac Telemetry Patch, makes deal with AliveCor

The patch can watch every heartbeat for adverse cardiac events and transmit findings, in near real-time, to a clinical service center for immediate follow-up.
Vic Gundotra

AliveCor hires former Googler for the top job

The new CEO, Vic Gundotra, served as Senior Vice President at Google from 2011 until April 2014, heading up the company's social initiatives.
AliveCor Apple Watch

AliveCor Apple Watch app in development

The new offering uses the same technology as smartphone-based AliveECG, relying on a single-lead sensor built into a replacement watchband.
AliveECG app with Heart Journal

AliveCor adds Heart Journal to its mobile app

The new feature enables AliveCor users to add events and tags around their ECG recordings, such as drinking coffee, to better understand their heart health.
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AliveCor’s app can now tell when ECG recording is normal

The feature provides added peace of mind allowing patients to go about their regular daily activities knowing that no abnormalities were detected in their ECG.
AliveCor app

Alivecor’s AliveECG app recalled due to crashes

The application crashing issues affected some 5,600 iOS users, according to a FDA recall notice; an updated version of the app has been promptly release.