Monitor heart and lung sounds during exams. Flag murmurs, AFib, tachycardia, and bradycardia. Record and playback sounds. Annotate and save audio and ECG data. Build patient profiles for tracking. Connect to Bluetooth-enabled stethoscopes.
Learn cardiac anatomy and auscultation techniques through interactive lessons. Practice identifying heart sounds and murmurs with phonocardiograms. Study ECGs and arrhythmias with detailed explanations. Track progress with quizzes and feedback.
Access real patient heart and lung sounds for auscultation practice. Listen to and compare heart and lung sounds. Complete modules with quizzes and feedback. Track progress and review explanations for each sound.
The app is transitioning its features to the Kaiser Permanente app. The developer recommends downloading the Kaiser Permanente app to manage care and coverage.
Captures sound via the device's microphone and amplifies it for clearer audio playback through headphones or AirPods. Users can adjust 5-band equalizer settings to customize listening preferences.
The app allows users to record EKGs with Kardia devices, share heart data with doctors, and track health history. It provides immediate analysis of normal, possible atrial fibrillation, bradycardia, or tachycardia.
Access medical professionals via secure video calls. Schedule appointments, receive prescriptions, and obtain ’s notes. Consult with board-certified doctors, licensed therapists, and psychiatrists.
Schedule virtual appointments with licensed physicians via phone or computer. Get diagnosed and prescribed medications . View medical records and treatment plans. Pay with major insurances. Access care 365 days a year.
The app provides learning tools for auscultation, including heart, lung, and bowel sounds. It features detailed medical descriptions, interactive auscultation points, and a visual sound spectrum.
The app provides virtual doctor visits with selected doctors across Hawaii. Users can receive real-time care from doctors, pediatricians, or therapists via their mobile phone, with online doctors available 24/7.
Ability at home by measuring response to sounds between 125 Hz and 8000 Hz. Display results in an easy-to-read graph. Play sounds up to 20,000 Hz to estimate "ear age" based on high-frequency .
Add heart, lung, and bowel sounds to simulations. Pair with stethoscope for in-situ training. Create and manage scenarios for simulation-based learning. Record and playback sounds during practice.