Cardio Conversations: iRhythm Prepares To Deliver ‘Standard-Of-Care’ Cardiac Monitoring

Quentin Blackford, CEO of iRhythm, talked to Medtech Insight about his company’s plans to bring its Zio long-term cardiac monitoring platform to more patients by building its evidence base and marketing in more countries outside the US.

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iRhythm Technologies is building momentum in 2023 with the development of new Zio electrocardiogram monitoring devices, clinical trial results, and expansion into new markets.

iRhythm markets the Zio XT and Zio AT long-term ECG patches along with an artificial intelligence platform that identifies symptoms...

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