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Using Eko, a nurse at a nursing home can share a stethoscope live stream with a consulting provider so they can listen to the patient's body sounds, assess a patient's rhythm strips, and provide potentially life-saving advice to the nurse based on their exam findings. Gerard Frunzi, Telehealth Services Manager at Children's Hospital Colorado

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The Eko stethoscope and live streaming software deliver high-quality audio that powers telemedicine initiatives requiring the highest acuity. As ICUs fill up, clinic to clinic telemedicine can allow understaffed ICUs to get virtual second opinions from providers at different locations. In response to COVID-19, clinic to clinic telehealth allows health systems to spread provider resources across the system, reduce physician travel time, and keep patients closer to their homes. Most often, an MA or nurse is present with the patient at one location - a nursing home or community clinic - while a physician is listening from a second location - a regional medical center or virtual care center. Clinician-to-Clinician Telemedicine with EkoĮko's telehealth platform can be used to power telehealth visits between two or more hospitals or clinics. Using Eko, health systems can implement aggressive telehealth strategies in response to COVID-19 without compromising their commitment to providing excellent care to their patients.

Our platform works right alongside the video conferencing platform a health system already has in place for video visits and is the only to provide AI-powered and FDA-cleared identification of common cardiac abnormalities such as AFib and tachycardia. With Eko, telehealth providers will be able to listen to heart, lung, carotid, and bowel sounds with confidence, analyze a rhythm strip for potentially life-threatening arrhythmias, and care for their patients cardiac and pulmonary health as if they were standing at their bedside.Įko is the only cardiovascular screening platform that enables telehealth departments to live-stream stethoscope audio and ECGs between patients and providers, whether it be for clinic-to-clinic or clinic-to-home telehealth visits. Telehealth will be an essential tool in our collective fight to #beatCOVID, but it is only effective if the providers on the receiving end of these visits get the critical information they need to assess their patients' respiratory and cardiac status. Eko is offering health systems unlimited access to our platform licenses, which includes live streaming and AI decision support, through June 1, 2020.Eko is trusted by telehealth departments across the country, including the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, University of Alabama Medical Center, the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Sutter Health, Spectrum Health, University of Rochester Medical Center, UC Davis, and many more.Eko works right alongside the video conferencing platform, a health system already has in place for video visits.Eko is the only platform that enables telehealth departments to live-stream stethoscope audio and ECGs between patients and providers, whether it be for clinic-to-clinic or clinic-to-home or clinic-to-quarantine site telehealth visits.Eko is the only cardiovascular screening platform to provide AI-powered and FDA-cleared identification of common cardiac abnormalities such as AFib and tachycardia.

Eko enables telehealth providers to listen to lung and heart sounds with confidence and analyze a rhythm strip for potentially life-threatening arrhythmias.Eko helps protect healthcare workers who might otherwise be unexpectedly exposed to COVID-19 by in-person auscultation.With Eko, providers will be able to virtually examine their patients' cardiac and pulmonary health as if they were standing at their bedside. Telehealth is an essential tool in our collective fight to #beatCOVID but, it is only effective if providers get the critical information they need to assess their patients' respiratory and cardiac status.

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