Today’s cardiac care is reactive. Relying primarily on patients reporting symptoms, 80% of patients are diagnosed with heart failure after an emergency (ICU/ED). Post-acute care treatment and recovery is normally done in specialized rehab clinics, where 90% of patients are un-monitored. The normal monitoring is spot checks every 6-8 hours or by a camera a Virtual Patient Assistant. Abrupt fatality can occur within one hour since symptoms began or within 24 hours of being alive without symptoms, a leading cause of death is Sudden Cardiac Death. Nurses are constantly torn between recording monitoring data and patient care; hence, continuous real-time monitoring is necessary to protect lives. With Cardi/o’s tailored alerts, nurses get early warnings for any episodic events, thus allowing them to confidently provide the best possible care for all their patients, before it is too late –improving patient outcomes and lowering risk for the organization

The problem lies in the nature of heart issues: They are intermittent, making them incredibly difficult to capture. Every 34 seconds someone in the US is having a heart attack and 50% of deaths occur in individuals without a history of heart disease. When it comes to heart health, time is of the essence, requiring swift action. Continuous Heart Monitoring is simply the only solution for prevention world's foremost health concern - sudden episodic events. Join us in revolutionizing the future of nursing, with real-time non-invasive radar monitoring

We have released a commercial product year, and we have customers (Patient Care Integrators) who have deployed the product in nursing homes and home health via cardiologists-ordered remote patient monitoring. We have 2 customers with contracts that is driving out revenue growth. We are also starting clinical testing at UT Health School of Nursing, San Antonio, Texas Cardiac Arrhythmia clinic and PAM Health.

We have submitted a pre-submission to the FDA 510(k) for Class II clearance, and expect FDA Class II medical device 510(k) exempt in 2025. We are compliant with Medicare reimbursement CPT codes for Remote Patient Monitoring.