30-Second EKG Recording of Medical Grade: Record medical-quality electrocardiograms without wires, patches or any invasive equipment needed.

AI-Guided Arrhythmia Detection: New intelligent technology can detect up to six typical heart rhythms such as atrial fibrillation, bradycardia and tachycardia in real-time.

Instant Analysis & Cloud Storage: Get immediate EKG results and unlimited cloud storage with the premium membership of KardiaCare for permanent access.

Remote Physician Sharing and Clinician Review: EKG records can be effortlessly exported and shared as PDF with health care providers or optional interpretive services of a cardiologist.

Integration of Real-Time Health Tracking: Track your symptoms, medications, activities, and vital metrics in the app via the Apple Health compatibility features.

FDA-Cleared Medical Device: FDA approval guarantees reliability and clinical validity compared to most consumer wearable heart monitor options in the market.

Unparalleled Accuracy for AFib Detection: Kardia has consistently delivered results of precise atrial fibrillation identification from clinical studies, matching those from hospital-grade ECG machines.

Portability and Convenience: Pocket-friendly and card-sized designs allow one to monitor their EKG at any time and anywhere without having to make appointments.

Mobile Application that is user-friendly: Due to an intuitive interface, it is simple to navigate, record and share heart information even with non-technical users.

Various Device Choices: Select between KardiaMobile, 6L multi-lead, Card format, or professional 12L depending on the individual requirements.

Failure to Detect Heart Attacks: Kardia is unable to detect acute myocardial infarction because the device does not measure the damage of the heart muscle per se but the rhythm.

Phone Compatibility Limitations: The device only works with smartphones; customers report that certain Android phones or older iPhones have problems with it.

Pacemaker Incompatibility Issues: Kardia devices cannot be used by the users with pacemakers or ICDs because of the problems with electrical interference and rhythm determination.

Possible False Positive Detections: Algorithm at times misclassifies premature atrial contractions as atrial fibrillation, needing doctor verification.

Kardia is available as a free download, both on iOS and Android. The KardiaMobile hardware devices start at $69-$199, depending on model selection, while the premium subscription to KardiaCare costs $11.99 a month or $99 annually for advanced features such as unlimited storage, along with enhanced arrhythmia detection capability.

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