Continuous Heart Monitoring Made Simple
ECG247 is a medically certified solution for continuous long-term heart rhythm monitoring, combining a wearable sensor, mobile app, and secure web portal in one seamless workflow.
ECG247 for Continuous Long-Term Heart Rhythm Monitoring
ECG247 is a medically certified solution for continuous long-term heart rhythm monitoring. It combines a wearable sensor, mobile app, and web portal to support heart rhythm assessment across healthcare settings and standalone testing workflows.
The solution enables continuous ECG recording, immediate feedback when rhythm disturbances are detected, and secure access to monitoring data for healthcare professionals.
A Growing and Often Underdiagnosed Condition
Atrial fibrillation (AF) is one of the most common heart rhythm disorders worldwide and represents a growing healthcare challenge. Many individuals may live with AF without being aware of it, particularly when symptoms are mild or intermittent.
Denmark
Approximately 3% of the population is estimated to live with atrial fibrillation, corresponding to more than 150,000 individuals.
Finland
More than 200,000 people are living with atrial fibrillation, with prevalence estimates exceeding 4% of the population.
Lifetime Risk
Up to 1 in 3 individuals may develop atrial fibrillation during their lifetime.
Future Growth
The prevalence of atrial fibrillation is expected to increase significantly in the coming decades, driven by an ageing population and improved survival from other cardiovascular conditions.
Because AF can be intermittent and sometimes asymptomatic, it may remain undetected without appropriate monitoring. This underlines the importance of long-term rhythm assessment in individuals with symptoms or increased risk.
Why Early Detection of Atrial Fibrillation Matters
Atrial fibrillation (AF) is one of the most important heart rhythm disorders to identify early. It may sometimes go unnoticed or occur intermittently, yet still be associated with serious health risks.
AF is associated with an increased risk of stroke, heart failure, and other cardiovascular complications. Research also shows links between AF and cognitive decline. This makes early identification and assessment particularly relevant when symptoms are unclear or irregular.
Because atrial fibrillation can be intermittent and sometimes asymptomatic, it may remain undetected without appropriate monitoring. This highlights the importance of long-term rhythm assessment, particularly in individuals with symptoms or increased risk.
More systematic and repeated screening may support earlier identification of rhythm disturbances, which can help enable timely clinical assessment and may contribute to improved patient outcomes and more efficient use of healthcare resources.
Stroke Risk
AF may increase the risk of blood clots, which can lead to stroke.
Heart Failure Risk
Irregular heart rhythm over time may place strain on the heart and be associated with heart failure.
Cognitive Impact
AF has been linked to cognitive decline and dementia risk in clinical research.
Detection Challenge
AF may occur intermittently, making it difficult to detect without longer monitoring periods.
What ECG247 Is
ECG247 is a connected monitoring solution consisting of a wearable ECG sensor, a mobile application, and web-based software for long-term ECG recording.
Wearable ECG Sensor
ECG247 includes a wireless heart rhythm sensor designed for continuous long-term monitoring in everyday settings.
App-Based Workflow
The ECG247 app guides the user through setup and use.
Web-Based Analysis
ECG data can be accessed through the ECG247 portal for review and analysis.
How ECG247 Works
ECG247 makes long-term heart rhythm monitoring simple. The system combines a reusable sensor, a disposable electrode patch, the ECG247 app and secure cloud-based access to ECG data. The app guides the user step by step through setup, recording and review.
See How ECG247 Works
Watch the short introduction to see how the app, sensor and guided setup work together.
Step-by-step: How to use ECG247
Download the App
Download the ECG247 app to your mobile phone to get started.
Start and Follow the Guide
Open the app and follow the on-screen instructions to set up your test.
Apply Sensor and Start Recording
Attach the sensor to the electrode patch and place it on your chest. The app guides you while recording your heart rhythm continuously.
Review and Share Results
Once your recording is complete, results can be reviewed and shared with your doctor or a specialist.
Download the app or get the guide
Choose the option that fits your device. Once installed, simply follow the instructions in the app. You can also download a quick user guide with setup instructions.
Google Play
Download the ECG247 app for Android devices and start your heart rhythm monitoring quickly and easily.
Download on Google Play
App Store
Download the ECG247 app for iPhone and follow the guided setup directly in the app.
Download on the App Store
Quick User Guide
Download a quick PDF guide with simple instructions for setup, sensor placement and usage.
Download User GuideUse Cases for ECG247
ECG247 is relevant for long-term heart rhythm monitoring across healthcare-supported and independent workflows. The partner site highlights use in relation to palpitations, irregular pulse, high or low heart rate, and increased risk of atrial fibrillation or stroke.
Healthcare Monitoring Pathways
ECG247 can support structured monitoring workflows involving healthcare professionals and clinical review.
Screening and Early Assessment
The solution is positioned for long-term rhythm assessment in users with symptoms or increased risk considerations, including atrial fibrillation-related screening contexts.
Standalone Self-Testing
ECG247 is intended for self-testing, with app-based onboarding and guided sensor use.
Remote and Distributed Monitoring
Because ECG247 combines wearable monitoring, mobile guidance and portal-based access, it fits naturally into remote monitoring and distributed follow-up workflows.
Integrated or Standalone Use
ECG247 can be positioned both as a specialised monitoring technology within broader care pathways and as a standalone app-based solution, depending on the intended workflow and implementation model. The partner site explicitly supports both self-testing and healthcare service use.
Part of Broader Care Workflows
ECG247 can support structured monitoring pathways where clinicians or organisations incorporate long-term rhythm monitoring into broader patient management models, supported by healthcare-service positioning and portal-based review workflows.
Standalone App-Based Use
ECG247 can also be used as a standalone solution where the user downloads the app, applies the sensor, and follows the guided monitoring workflow.
Representation
Stevn Technologies AB represents ECG247 from AppSens AS in Denmark and Finland.
Segments: Hospitals, Hospital-at-Home, Age Care Facilities, Rehabilitation and Home Care.
Explore Whether ECG247 Fits Your Monitoring Workflow
If you would like to discuss ECG247 as part of a healthcare monitoring pathway or as a standalone solution, we welcome a dialogue.
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