Coredio estimates intra-cardiac metrics using wearables, AI, and digital twins

Clinicians use 5+ platforms to view patient data

Stable patients require expensive, frequent in-hospital echocardiograms.

Catheterization is the gold standard but carries high costs ($5k-$10k)

Clinicians use 5+ platforms to view patient data

Stable patients require expensive, frequent in-hospital echocardiograms.

Catheterization is the gold standard but carries high costs ($5k-$10k)
Left Ventricular End-Diastolic Pressure is a marker of left-sided filling pressure and congestion. Elevated LVEDP may help identify worsening heart failure status before symptoms become obvious.
Cardiac Index reflects cardiac output adjusted for body size and helps assess whether blood flow is sufficient for the body’s needs.
Systemic Vascular Resistance reflects the resistance the heart pumps against. Elevated SVR can increase afterload and contribute to reduced forward flow.
Systemic Vascular Resistance reflects the resistance the heart pumps against. Elevated SVR can increase afterload and contribute to reduced forward flow.
Monitoring Workflow
1-time calibration: At the initial visit, the doctor connects patient to routine checkup tools and uses Coredio's platform to make it patient-specific.
The care team sets up the patient’s smartwatch and compatible blood pressure cuff for home use. A compatible device can be provided if needed.
Patients perform daily spot-checks at home or in clinic using their smartwatch and blood pressure cuff. CoreDio estimates hemodynamic status for clinician review.
Care teams review trends, follow up with patients as needed, and generate summary reports to support documentation and workflow needs.
Validation and
Test
Standard Comparison
Rigorously validated against RHC/LHC and echo in ongoing clinical studies
Patient
Trials
Studies ongoing at multiple sites
Regulatory
FDA-engaged via Breakthrough & TAP programs.
Expansion
“CoreDio’s wearable-derived signals and physics-informed AI could help close the gap between hospital-based measurements and at-home heart failure monitoring, giving clinicians earlier visibility into patient physiology. FDA Breakthrough Device Designation reflects the clinical need this technology addresses.”
“CoreDio could bring hemodynamic-level insight into the vulnerable post-discharge period without invasive devices or extra clinic visits. By using a smartwatch and blood pressure cuff at home, it may help clinicians detect early decompensation and respond sooner.”
“CoreDio’s ability to estimate catheterization-comparable hemodynamic data from consumer wearables could give clinicians real-time visibility between visits. This may support earlier intervention, stronger evidence-based decisions, and better outcomes for heart failure patients.”
“CoreDio’s digital twin approach may help estimate key hemodynamic metrics from wearable devices, including filling pressures, cardiac index, and vascular resistance. Its FDA Breakthrough Device Designation and TAP Pilot acceptance highlight the promise of non-invasive monitoring.”
Clinical studies underway to evaluate readmission reduction impact.
in multiple hospitals against catheterization
Projected 6-10X ROI
No. Coredio works with a consumer smartwatch you wear on your wrist — no implants, no needles. Our AI and physics-based algorithms are designed to extract deep cardiac insights from your existing wearables, giving your care team a clearer picture of your heart health from home.
Every heart is different. Coredio is designed to track your individual cardiac trends over time and surface them to your clinician — so your treatment plan adapts to you, not a generic protocol. The goal: earlier, smarter interventions before a small change becomes a big problem.
Upon Coredio officially launches, you will work with your care team to identify if your smartwatch is compatible, and you will receive a standard blood pressure cuff. That’s it. No specialized medical equipment, no complicated setup. If you don’t own a compatible watch yet, your care team can help you get one.
Both sides of the care relationship. Cardiologists, primary care physicians, Nurses and rest of the care team use Coredio’s dashboard to remotely spot-check heart failure patients and catch concerning trends early. Patients use a smartwatch and our app to stay connected to their care team from home. Caregivers and family members often help with initial setup and patient adherence.
Join the clinicians who are exploring the future of cardiovascular monitoring