Clinical Onboarding
Patient enrollment with baseline health history, device assignment, and initial clinical assessment.
Patient consent and enrollment
Wearable device pairing
Initial health assessment
A one time personalization, then on demand hemodynamic spot-checks from a smartwatch and BP cuff
How Coredio Works
Patient enrollment with baseline health history, device assignment, and initial clinical assessment.
Patient consent and enrollment
Wearable device pairing
Initial health assessment
A short clinical session using PPG, ECG, and EHR data, and blood pressure to personalize the patient's cardiovascular digital twin.
Multi-signal capture
Auto-extracts patient history
Patient-specific baseline creation
Patients use their smartwatch and blood pressure cuff, at home or upon clinic visit, to capture cardiovascular signals as directed.
Captures wearable sensor data
Blood pressure measurements
Flexible home or clinic use
Advanced algorithms combine physics-based modeling with AI to estimate hemodynamic parameters from collected signals.
Signal processing
Physics-informed AI modeling
Hemodynamic parameter estimation
Care teams review trends, respond to alerts, and make informed decisions based on cardiovascular insights.
Interoperable Clinician Dashboard
Alerts when matters
Early and proactive intervention
No. Coredio is entirely noninvasive. It relies on wearable sensors such as a smartwatch and a blood-pressure cuff — there are no implants, catheters, or surgical procedures involved.
Every heart is different. Coredio builds a model from your own baseline measurements, then tracks your individual cardiovascular trends over time and shares them with your clinician. The aim is earlier, smarter intervention before a small change becomes a serious one.
A compatible smartwatch and a blood-pressure cuff. If you don't already have a watch, we'll provide one as part of your home setup.
Coredio is designed for clinicians managing heart-failure patients and for the patients themselves who benefit from at-home hemodynamic monitoring.
Join the clinicians who are exploring the future of cardiovascular monitoring
