VitalSignum
Wearable ECG monitoring devices and cloud reporting for healthcare providers and private patients
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-30
About VitalSignum
VitalSignum makes Beat2Phone ECG, a chest-worn ECG monitor paired with a phone and cloud service. The service flags abnormalities and prepares reports for clinicians.
Healthcare providers pay a fixed monthly fee for monitors, cloud access, training and support. Private patients can record ECG readings for review by their doctor.
VitalSignum Oy was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Helsinki, Finland. Its medical device is CE-marked as class IIa, and the company states that it is designed and manufactured in Finland.
Product: Beat2Phone ECG wearable monitor with a phone-linked cloud service for ECG recordings, anomaly detection and clinical reports.
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