TeltoHeart 2-week data monitoring with bracelet rental

“TeltoHeart” is an innovative multifunctional smart bracelet designed for heart health monitoring. It is capable of measuring electrocardiograms (ECG) and heart rate, as well as providing notifications about atrial fibrillation (an irregular heart rhythm), ensuring accurate and reliable monitoring of cardiac health.

Using the “TeltoHeart” app, you can easily transfer collected data to the “TeltoCare” medical platform. Based on ECG and heart rate information, the platform provides a comprehensive overview of your heart health. In addition, “TeltoCare” enables healthcare professionals to remotely monitor your heart condition and provide recommendations based on the collected data.

What are the features of “TeltoHeart”?

The “TeltoHeart” smart bracelet offers the following capabilities:

• Record a 6-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) – when used together with the mobile app, the bracelet generates six high-precision ECG traces reflecting cardiac activity. This data can be shared with healthcare professionals and supports the diagnosis of arrhythmias. While standard ECG systems used in healthcare facilities typically record 12 leads, “TeltoHeart” provides the accuracy of a 6-lead ECG, whereas most wearable devices measure only a single lead. In addition, ECG examinations performed in clinical settings may not always capture atrial fibrillation if symptoms are not present during the recording.
• Detect atrial fibrillation – the bracelet uses a patented algorithm that identifies cardiac arrhythmias in real time with a high level of accuracy.
• Monitor heart rate 24/7 – the device uses photoplethysmography (PPG) technology to provide continuous heart rate monitoring around the clock.
  
  

Why choose the “TeltoHeart” smart bracelet?

• Continuous and accurate monitoring of cardiac activity anytime, anywhere;
• Convenient and easy-to-use device;
• ECG recordings can be performed anytime and anywhere;
• A patented algorithm enables real-time atrial fibrillation monitoring;
• Direct notifications about heart health status;
• The ability to securely share data with healthcare professionals remotely.

How does “TeltoHeart” work?

The bracelet works together with the “TeltoHeart” mobile application. To receive notifications about atrial fibrillation, users must have the latest versions of watchOS and iOS installed. The device is not intended for individuals under 22 years of age.