AccurECG
The most advanced, FDA-cleared, device-agnostic ECG interpretation platform
The AccurECG Analysis System powers your cardiac rhythm monitoring offerings and enables you to reduce cost, improve accuracy, and deliver faster results.
Output
Beat by Beat Analysis
Heart rate measurement
Annotated summary ECG strips
Ventricular (PVC) and Supraventricular (PAC) ectopic beat detection
Automated interpretation for 13 different heart rhythms
The AccurECG analysis system is compatible with:
Holter monitors
Event recorders
Cardiac patches
MCT devices
Use Case
Outpatient Ambulatory
This is redefined to meet the needs of today’s healthcare landscape, empowering both patients and providers with a digital-first approach that enhances care quality, coordination, and patient satisfaction.
Outpatient Ambulatory Solution
Compatibility
Cardiac Patches
Holter Monitors
Event Recorders
12 lead Devices
MCT Devices
Output format
API
Web
Benefits
This platform is dedicated to providing invaluable insights into heart health.
~99%
Accuracy
Up to 70%
Reduction in Cardiac Tech review time
10s to days
Short duration, long duration, and continuous monitoring
Improve operational margins
Compatibility with current clinical workflows
Provide faster turnaround times
The AccurECG™ Analysis System and AK-AVS™ are registered trademarks of AccurKardia, Inc., with all intellectual property rights owned by AccurKardia, Inc.
For detailed technical AccurECG requirements, relevant disclosures, and approved indications for use, please refer to the U.S. FDA 510(k) K223013 summary and product labeling.
AccurECG results are not intended to serve as the sole basis for diagnosis. The system is offered to qualified healthcare professionals on an advisory basis only and should be used in conjunction with the physician’s expertise, knowledge of ECG patterns, patient background, clinical history, symptoms, and other diagnostic information.
The information provided on this website is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical, legal, or professional advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for clinical decision-making.