It’s been an exciting year for FibriCheck! And looking back at everything we achieved together with our partners in 2020, it’s remarkable how many milestones we have reached and surpassed. Read on for a brief overview of the year that…
People suffering from potential heart rhythm disorders will soon be able to sleep a little easier. Because FibriCheck’s (semi-)continuous heart rhythm monitoring technology was recently granted CE approval by the European authorities. This is a major leap forward towards a future where users…
FibriCheck enables large scale teleconsultations at Maastricht University Medical Centre+
FibriCheck gains approval from Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) FibriCheck, the mobile app capable of detecting heart rhythm disorders, was granted an Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods Certificate by the Australian Government Department of Health last week. As the first…
Night monitoring now closer than ever after successful beta test If you’re familiar with atrial fibrillation, you’ll know it can be a dangerous condition – the heart rhythm disorder is responsible for around 25% of all strokes1. You’ll also know…
TeleCheck-AF remote screening project goes live across Europe It’s no secret the COVID-19 pandemic is placing enormous pressure on our healthcare system. Capacity in our hospitals and clinics is stretched thin. And some patients may find it hard to get…
A world first - FibriCheck app automatically detects both silent and intermittent atrial fibrillation at night, dramatically reducing the risk of stroke in 40-plussers Hasselt, Belgium, 31 March 2020 - FibriCheck, the first CE- and FDA-approved medical app, today announces…
FibriCheck has been announced as one of 11 innovations selected to join the award-winning NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) in 2020 FibriCheck is thrilled to be among the new innovations joining the 2020 NIA programme. FibriCheck is an innovative, hardware-free…
Fitbit users in France, Germany, Italy and Spain can use FibriCheck to help detect heart rhythm irregularities like Atrial Fibrillation
Easy integration into any device with photoplethysmography (PPG) sensors opens up new possibilities for medical device and pharma companies . The wearables market continues to explode, and health apps are playing a big role in its expansion. People aged 55…