NextGenMed Hungary Kft. has been Cardiomatics’ exclusive distribution partner in Hungary since 2021, working with cardiology clinics and hospitals across the country. Alongside its diagnostic technology line, NextGenMed supplies wearable ECG recorders — among the smallest, lightest and most comfortable devices available on the market — and, since adding Cardiomatics to its offering, a combined […]

For a medical device distributor, selling a Holter monitor or a patch ECG device is usually where the relationship with a clinic ends. The device is delivered, the invoice is settled, and the next contact happens only when something breaks or when a replacement is due. Everything in between the daily use of the device, […]

Adding AI-assisted Holter ECG analysis to a distributor’s portfolio is not a single, fixed offer. Cardiomatics works with distributors through cardiology software distribution in two distinct ways, and choosing between them depends on where a distributor’s business stands today, not on which option looks more advanced on paper. Software-only: for distributors who already have a […]

By the time a distributor is ready to move forward with Cardiomatics, the open question is rarely still “does this make sense.” It has usually shifted to something more practical: what actually happens next, and how much of the work will fall on our own team. Deciding to become a Cardiomatics distributor is only the […]

We were invited to deliver a keynote on strategic trends in AI at ESC Congress 2026 in Munich. Together with Prof. David Duncker (Hannover Heart Rhythm Center), we used the session to unpack the diagnostic gap in arrhythmia care. Three converging trends are driving it: an aging population, persistent underdiagnosis, and a shrinking clinical workforce. […]

Cardiomatics will be present at ESC Congress 2026, taking place on 28–31 August in Munich. AI in Focus at ESC 2026 This year’s congress will put a special spotlight on Artificial Intelligence, creating a valuable opportunity to discuss how AI-powered ECG analysis can support cardiology teams in everyday clinical practice. Keynote on Digital Health & […]

Holter ECG analysis is one of the key elements of cardiac diagnostics, but in the day-to-day work of a medical practice, it can also place a significant time burden on physicians. This is especially true when the number of examinations increases and each recording requires a careful, reliable assessment. Poliklinika SERCE, a specialist outpatient care […]

Arseus Medical and Cardiomatics bring AI-powered Holter ECG analysis to Clinique Saint-Luc Bouge, supporting cardiac diagnostics in Belgium with a modern, efficient and clinically reliable approach to ambulatory ECG interpretation. Clinique Saint-Luc Bouge is a Belgian hospital located in Bouge, near Namur, providing a broad range of medical services to patients in the region. With […]

Many clinics and physicians perform Holter ECG examinations, but not every organisation has a cardiologist available to review the results internally. This creates a practical opportunity for cardiologists and cardiology clinics. With the Report Review option in Cardiomatics, a physician or clinic can upload a Holter ECG recording to the platform, receive an AI-supported ECG […]

Holter ECG examinations can provide valuable information about a patient’s heart rhythm, especially when symptoms are intermittent and may not appear during a standard short ECG examination. However, for many GP practices, smaller clinics, and outpatient centres, offering Holter ECG testing can be difficult in practice. You may not have a cardiologist available internally.You may […]

The Challenge of Long-Term Holter Analysis Automatic analysis of long-term Holter recordings has always been challenging. One of the main reasons is variable signal quality—noise and artifacts that remain even after filtering can significantly affect how well algorithms perform. Simply put, the longer the recording, the more opportunities there are for such distortions to appear: […]

We recently sat down with Prof. Christine Meyer-Zürn from University Hospital Basel to reflect on our long-standing collaboration and discuss the evolving landscape of ECG research and artificial intelligence in cardiology. Rafal Samborski: This is already our sixth joint project. What makes USB continue coming back to collaborate with Cardiomatics? Christine Meyer-Zürn: Our continued collaboration […]