The Need for Arrhythmia Detection
Heart arrhythmias are a major U.S. health concern, with the potential to be
life-threatening and expensive to treat:
Arrhythmia increases
risk of death
by 2x1
33.5M people
worldwide have an arrhythmia2
Heart disease costs
$219 Billion
in u.s healthcare costs3
The Diagnosis Gap
While mobile cardiac monitoring improves arrhythmia detection and patient outcomes,
several inefficiencies remain:
Lack of
Timely Diagnosis
Delayed patient data
increases response time and
prevents prompt clinical
intervention.
Multiple,
Cumbersome Devices
Patient compliance is negatively impacted by multiple devices, chargers, sensors and device connections.
Complex
Treatment Pathway
Lack of direct access to care, without an office visit, can unnecessarily delay treatment.
Better Arrhythmia Detection
Introducing RhythmStar, the only wearable cardiac monitor with built-in cellular connectivity that continuously and discreetly connects patients and clinicians for improved patient care.
CDC Heart Disease Facts - Accessed July 16, 2020