Clinicians use 5+ platforms to view patient data
Catheterization is the gold standard but carries high costs ($5k-$10k)
Stable patients require expensive, frequent in-hospital echocardiograms.
Prescribed by cardiologists for patients with heart failure during clinical evaluation.
A quick, non-invasive process using clinical data to create a 3-year AI digital twin.
Clinicians connect wearables to monitor vital hemodynamics at home or in-clinic.
Left Ventricle End Diastolic Pressure (LVEDP) is an early indicator of heart failure congestion, often rising before symptoms appear.
Cardiac Index (CI) measures heart performance relative to body size, helping clinicians detect poor organ perfusion before symptoms appear.
Central Venous Pressure (CVP) measures right heart pressure to track fluid status and volume overload, signaling risks like kidney dysfunction early.
Systemic Vascular Resistance (SVR) measures the resistance the heart pumps against; high levels increase afterload and can lower cardiac output.
PTT measures how long a pulse wave takes to travel through the arteries. Changes in PTT reflect shifts in blood pressure and vascular tone.
Left Ventricular End-Diastolic Pressure.
Cardiac Output
Systemic Vascular Resistance.
Central Venous Pressure.
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.
Prescribe and instruct patient to use Coredio for home monitoring: Install Coredio on patient wearable and connect to Cuff. If they don't have a compatible wearable, the device can be provided by clinician.
Monitor LVEDP, CO, CVP and SVR and manage medication to control patient outcomes
Communicate with patient and receive a ready to submit report for RPM coding purposes.
Reduction in HF Readmissions
in multiple hospitals against catheterization
Up to Calibration Lifespan
ROI for Hospitals
