Latest CardioSignal News & Updates

CardioSignal wins Desafío DKV 2025 at Health4Good in Barcelona

Smartphone-based atrial fibrillation detection is selected as the winning digital screening solution. CardioSignal and DKV collaborate to integrate it into DKV's health ecosystem for insured customers.

CardioSignal rolls out its first MDR Class IIb app release

Updates feature sensor checks, refined vitals display, improved accessibility, quiet measurements, and revised documents. It launches CardioSignal Inside SDK for B2B partners.

CardioSignal attends the ESC Congress 2025 in Madrid

The company highlights its mission to provide reliable heart monitoring via smartphones and invites attendees to connect with their CEO and Medical Director at the event.

CardioSignal announces MDR Class IIb certification and new SDK model

CardioSignal achieved EU MDR Class IIb certification and will offer a new SDK partnership model for integrating atrial fibrillation detection into partner apps.

CardioSignal raises $10m to advance smartphone heart disease detection

Finnish health technology company CardioSignal has successfully secured $10 million in Series A funding, supporting its mission to advance...

FDA Approves Multimodal CardioTag Monitor

The new wearable technology can assess multiple cardiovascular metrics, including electrical impulses and blood flow, to alert patients and clinicians to worsening heart failure and...

5000 over 50-year-olds are offered a free app for trial that identifies a common heart rhythm disorder. Heart problems. In the illustration image, Meilahti's joint emergency services. IMAGE: Henri Kärkkäinen 8.6.202518:02 Rony Hopeakangas 5000 for 50-75-year-olds are offered..

5000 over 50-year-olds are offered a free app for trial that identifies a common heart rhythm disorder. Heart problems. In the illustration image, Meilahti's joint emergency services. IMAGE: Henri Kärkkäinen 8.6.202518:02 Rony Hopeakangas 5000 for 50-75-year-olds are offered...

Abstract 12517: CardioSignal Smartphone Application Detects Atrial Fibrillation in Heart Failure Population