Cardiomatics 6.0 is here, the most complete release since 2023. More than 700 institutions already run Cardiomatics, and this release gives all of them three things at once: more to see in every report, a direct line to the specialist of their choice, and even more reason to trust the engine behind the numbers.
In a regulated field like ours, we don’t move the major version number without a real reason. It’s reserved for a genuine, significant change, not a routine update. Morphology analysis is exactly that kind of change, which is why this release carries a new major version rather than another point update.
Three pillars carry the story: see more, work together, and trust it more. Here’s what’s here.
See more
Morphology analysis is here: Cardiomatics can now group ventricular beats by shape across the whole Holter recording, not just count them, giving you a much clearer starting point for what to look into next. It’s rolling out now, starting with a first group of clinics, and we’ll keep you posted as more clinics get access.
Ventricular ectopy is common, and the beat count alone rarely tells us what it really means for the patient. Whether the beats share a single morphology or come in multiple morphologies is one of the first things I look at. Having that information grouped automatically across the entire Holter recording saves time and gives a clearer starting point for decisions about further workup or ablation.
Prof. David Duncker, Hannover Medical School, Cardiomatics Scientific Board
The Advanced AF Burden section gives a far richer picture of atrial fibrillation burden in every report, already available today. Day and Night heart rate statistics break a patient’s rhythm down by time of day, also available now.
Work together
Report Reviewer lets any clinic or GP practice request specialist review directly inside Cardiomatics: no file exchange, no need to have a cardiologist on staff. And if you’re a cardiologist with capacity to spare, Report Reviewer gives you a straightforward way to build a remote-review service line of your own, all without leaving the platform.
Trust it more
Over the past year, a steady run of detection-accuracy improvements (good-quality-channel-only AV/AF detection, false-pause elimination, a new non-QRS classification rule, refined R-peak detection, and fewer false-positive AV-block findings) has quietly made every report more precise. They all trace back to one piece of patent-pending technology, now with a name: ChannelIQ. It’s a proprietary, published patent application, not a passing tweak, and it’s the reason the numbers in your reports keep getting more trustworthy, not just more numerous.
About Cardiomatics
Cardiomatics provides AI-assisted analysis of ambulatory ECG (Holter) recordings for cardiology clinics and hospitals, helping clinicians detect arrhythmias and other cardiac abnormalities faster and with greater confidence. Trusted by 700+ institutions running daily analyses worldwide, Cardiomatics combines an experienced algorithm-development team with a web platform built around how cardiology teams actually work.