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Patient Onboarding
Patient enrollment with baseline health history, device assignment, and initial clinical assessment.
Patient consent and enrollment
Wearable device pairing
Initial health assessment
Breakthrough Device Designation
How Coredio Works
A one time personalization, then on demand hemodynamic spot-checks from a smartwatch and BP cuff
The Process
How
Coredio Works
Frequently
Asked Questions
Does Coredio require me to undergo surgery or implants?
No. Coredio works with a consumer smartwatch you wear on your wrist no implants, no needles. Our AI and physics based algorithms are designed to extract deep cardiac insights from your existing wearables, giving your care team a clearer picture of your heart health from home.
How does Coredio personalize my care?
Every heart is different. Coredio is designed to track your individual cardiac trends over time and surface them to your clinician so your treatment plan adapts to you, not a generic protocol. The goal: earlier, smarter interventions before a small change becomes a big problem.
What do I need to get started?
Upon Coredio officially launches, you will work with your care team to identify if your smartwatch is compatible, and you will receive a standard blood pressure cuff. That’s it. No specialized medical equipment, no complicated setup. If you don’t own a compatible watch yet, your care team can help you get one.
Who is Coredio built for?
Both sides of the care relationship. Cardiologists, primary care physicians, Nurses and rest of the care team use Coredio’s dashboard to remotely spot check heart failure patients and catch concerning trends early. Patients use a smartwatch and our app to stay connected to their care team from home. Caregivers and family members often help with initial setup and patient adherence.
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FDA
Disclaimer: Coredio CPSE™ has received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation. The device is not yet cleared by the FDA for commercial use. Indications for Use are subject to FDA review under the 510(k) process.