Happitech - smartphone based AF detection

Happitech is the only CE-certified heart rate and heart rhythm measuring software. #cardiology #remotepatientmonitoring #digitalhealth

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Happitech is attending #HRS2026 in Chicago, 23–26 April. We will be discussing smartphone-based PPG for AFib detection and remote patient monitoring. If you will be there, we would welcome the opportunity to connect. #HeartRhythm2026 #PPG #AFib

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Happitech is attending #HRS2026 in Chicago, 23–26 April. We will be discussing smartphone-based PPG for AFib detection and remote patient monitoring. If you will be there, we would welcome the opportunity to connect. #HeartRhythm2026 #PPG #AFib

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On 22 April, Happitech will join the 2026 Stanford Biodesign New Arrhythmia Technologies Retreat in Chicago. CEO @ysharb and team will present our approach to smartphone-based heart rhythm monitoring and medtech innovation. #StanfordBiodesign #AtrialFibrillation #Arrhythmia

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“Check je hartritme” is now live in 6 Dutch cardiology hospitals. Aligned with ESC/EHRA #PulseDay2026, posters link AF awareness to action: scan the QR code to access smartphone PPG heart rhythm assessment in the @Luscii1 app, powered by Happitech.

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Selected Dutch🫀hospitals will run the “Check je hartritme” campaign (2–15 March), led by Dr Stefan Timmer and Quinta Steenbergen @noordwestzh supported by @Luscii1 & Happitech. Smartphone PPG AF screening plus clearer GP follow-up aims to shorten time to AF diagnosis.

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Improve AF detection without costly wearables or implants. Happitech turns a patient’s smartphone camera into a clinically validated, CE-certified PPG monitor for triage and post-treatment follow-up, helping reduce unnecessary admissions and readmissions. #AFib #DigitalHealth

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EHRA guidance: smartphone and wearable PPG can support scalable AF detection (especially 65+ at risk) and remote rhythm tracking. PPG may help rule out arrhythmia, but any positive or uncertain finding must be confirmed by ECG with physician oversight. #AFib

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Happitech turns a smartphone camera into a clinically validated PPG tool for AF monitoring. Patients get at-home readings between appointments. Health systems get CE-marked, hardware-free monitoring that integrates with RPM and virtual care for scalable follow-up and triage.

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AF can be intermittent and asymptomatic, so routine screening can miss episodes. Happitech turns a smartphone camera into a CE-marked heart rhythm monitor using clinically validated PPG and AI, supporting AF detection remotely or at the point of care, without extra hardware.

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Advancing cardiac research with smartphone-based monitoring.

Happitech’s FastStart app turns smartphones into a CE-certified, TGA-approved tool for remote AF, heart rate and HRV measurements, supporting scalable, real-world studies across the EU and US. #digitalcardiology

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AF management that fits existing workflows. Happitech’s PPG tech allows smartphones to monitor heart rhythms by integrating with RPM platforms, helping with triage and post-treatment AF monitoring without needing extra hardware, making things simpler and cost-effective.

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“We need courage and change to implement existing digital technologies faster.” At #ESCAIsummit2025, Prof Gerhard Hindricks highlighted gaps in care. Happitech’s CE-marked smartphone PPG AF monitoring shows how existing devices can support better cardiac care.

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PPG is at the heart of Happitech’s smartphone-based cardiac monitoring. We will be at ESC Digital & AI Summit 2025 in Berlin (21–22 Nov) and would like to meet researchers and innovators working on PPG, digital biomarkers and AI in cardiology. #ESCAIsummit2025 #ESC

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Congratulations to Ken Nelson, named MedTech Leader of the Year at MedTech World Malta 2025. Ken is a key advisor and advocate for Happitech’s smartphone-based AF monitoring, helping expand access to clinically validated heart rhythm assessments worldwide.

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Did you know? 1 in 3 to 5 people over the age of 45 will develop atrial fibrillation (AF) in their lifetime.

Check your pulse. Know the signs. Take action.
Your awareness could save a life: https://t.co/OFJIt1HaUY

#GAFAW2025 #ResetTheRhythm #AtrialFibrillation

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For people living with AF, symptoms rarely appear in clinic. Happitech turns the smartphone camera into a CE-marked, physician-directed AF monitoring tool, providing quick rhythm checks anywhere and sharing reports for review within remote and virtual care.

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Global AF Aware Week highlights early detection of atrial fibrillation to reduce stroke and heart failure risk. Happitech uses smartphone-based PPG for physician-prescribed, patient-initiated AF rhythm checks between visits. Track the rhythm. Find AF fast. #GAFAW2025

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FastStart Research turns smartphones into validated cardiac research tools. CE-marked and TGA-approved PPG for HR, HRV and AF; remote capture, rapid onboarding, no hardware. For more info https://t.co/OBDOOi1UyD

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Read the full abstract https://t.co/iPeuuN4w9H

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Study at OLVG tested a pre-appointment heart rhythm check using the Happitech smartphone app, embedded in @Luscii1, for patients booked for elective cardioversion (ECV). Aim: confirm sinus rhythm remotely and avoid unnecessary travel and procedures.

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Results: 247 ECVs scheduled; 56 cancelled. Forty-three were in sinus rhythm. The app identified sinus rhythm in 33 patients, equal to 13% of all bookings, so no in-person visit was required. Fewer trips and wait times, and procedure slots freed for those who need them.