Cardiac Imaging Made Easy
At EchoLife, our mission is simple: to make cardiac screening accessible worldwide. In many parts of the world, access to skilled sonographers and cardiologists is severely limited, leading to delayed diagnoses and preventable deaths from cardiovascular disease.
For the first time, EchoLife makes remote echocardiogram acquisition possible: anywhere in the world, even by non-experts. Our platform uses real-time guidance and AI-driven support to help frontline health workers capture diagnostic-quality cardiac ultrasound images without specialized training.
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We aim not only to democratize access to cardiac imaging, but to build a future where geography, infrastructure, and training gaps no longer stand in the way of life-saving care. EchoLife is part of a broader movement to create equitable, technology-enabled healthcare and diagnostics systems, where every heartbeat counts, and no one is left behind.
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What We Do
Democratizing cardiac diagnostics. One scan at a time.
Our innovative solution includes image acquisition and interpretation support, decision support tools, actionable care plan suggestions, and remote control and monitoring capabilities to increase accessibility and efficiency.
Image Acquisition Support
Echocardiogram acquisition made easy using our innovative acquisition guiding technology.
Remote Ultrasound Control Capabilities
Control your ultrasound machine from anywhere in the world with our unique remote monitoring and control platform for simple collaboration, support, and training.
Actionable Care Plan Suggestions
Putting the health back into the patient's and doctor's control, supported by insurance guidelines.
Image Interpretation Support
Our AI and rule-based algorithms help interpret and analyze the acquired images and measurements.
Decision Support
We use novel AI and rule-based algorithms to provide decision support with suggested diagnoses and analysis.
Multiparametric Risk Prediction
Our proprietary risk prediction algorithms consider a patient's social determinants of health, family history, past clinical history, and other factors to predict risk for severe heart disease.
Some Numbers
#1
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US and worldwide (CDC, WHO)
80%
Of deaths from heart disease and stroke are preventable (CDC)
Customers We Serve
Outpatient Clinics
Hospitals
Rural Centers
Patients
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