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USB Monitor Could Help Homecare Patients Share EKG Data with Doctors

October 9, 2008 by HME Business

Heat Health Inc. will release a prototype of a new, USB-connectable Heart Health Monitor that lets patients save, transmit and print EKG results to help remote medical professionals quickly diagnose their heat conditions.

The portable, non-invasive HHM is usable in 42 countries and can be used in the homecare setting and other remote environments to confer with care providers when patients recognize early warning signs that might require medical attention.

The HHM is a one lead wrist mounted device. Within 40 seconds of starting the test, users receive results which includes a proprietary heart health index reading informing them about the condition of their heart.

The HHM, using two AAA batteries, could take 11 hours of EKG readings continuously or operate on standby for up to two years. The new HHM also has enough internal memory to store up to 2,000 seconds (30 sets of 60 second) of EKG readings.

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