IoT healthcare company Cardiotrack signs MoU with Mexican, French companies

BENGALURU: Cardiotrack, a Bengaluru-based healthcare IoT company into predictive cardiac diagnosis, is strengthening its footprint in Mexico, France, and in India as well. Cardiotrack has inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Grupo Seara, an entrepreneurial healthcare services companies in Mexico.

Founded by Eduardo Serna Barragan, Grupo Seara will adopt advanced patient-centric technologies from Cardiotrack to deliver high-level operational efficiency and quality diagnostics for the patients at an affordable cost. The MoU was signed at the TEPC event, 2017 in the presence of the senior leadership teams from both companies.

A similar MoU was signed with Cardiologs, a French AI company, to deliver best-in-class predictive diagnosis for cardiovascular diseases. Cardiotrack, which uses a robust hardware, will be integrated with AI software developed and deployed in France.

Founded by Ashim Roy and Avin Agrawal, the Cardiotrack platform is designed to fulfill the basic requirements of primary care. Using Cardiotrack, doctors can detect heart health problems accurately, consult specialists, refer and track patients, maintain medical history and start the intervention process.

Cardiotrack believes that the company’s collaborations would revolutionize the way cardiovascular diseases are diagnosed. The solutions are expected to offer features that are currently only available in ECG machines priced many times higher. The AI-based solution is designed for use in primary healthcare clinics (PHC) and will bring a tremendous change to affordability and accessibility of quality heart health diagnosis and intervention.

Talking about the collaborations, Ashim Roy, co-founder, Cardiotrack, said, “It gives us great pleasure to collaborate with internationally reputed companies. It is a testimony of our commitment to make healthcare delivery more efficient, effective and affordable through innovative healthcare products. Since Cardiotrack’s inception in September 2015, approximately over 16,000 patient scans have been done using over 200 devices. The deployments have been in India as well as in countries such as Myanmar, Indonesia, Mexico and U.S.A.”

“The healthcare industry has made massive strides in the past few years with digital health technologies. However, new age medical diagnostics tools provided by global leaders that are designed for the needs of large hospitals and clinics, are often too expensive and require significant amount of training. That makes them unsuitable for primary care physicians. In fact, the problem becomes acute in semi-urban areas of the Asian sub-continent, where the lack of diagnostic capabilities at primary care centers results in a lack of proper healthcare delivery. Cardiotrack, a disruptive diagnostic platform, is based on years of extensive research and data mining that addresses these challenges and simplifies the process,” said, Avin Agrawal, co-founder, Cardiotrack.

Cardiotrack’s parent company uber Diagnostics is headquartered in Singapore. The focus is to usher in a technology revolution in the healthcare sector through its diagnostic and intervention platform. The company employs highly evolved technology in medical electronics, data analytics, cloud storage and diagnostics workflow management. Cardiotrack’s platform includes multi-parameter, light weight healthcare IoT devices and mobile health software that helps screen illnesses such as cardiovascular diseases and hypertension, and helps doctors perform diagnosis and then safely store the patient records.