Ultrahuman has introduced Heart Scan, a new feature developed in partnership with FibriCheck. This allows users of Ultrahuman Ring Air and Ring Pro to conduct on-demand heart rhythm checks. The service complements the company's existing Atrial Fibrillation add-on, which monitors heart rhythm during sleep.
Users can initiate a scan through the Ultrahuman app. The process requires the user to remain still for 60 seconds while an optical test is performed using the smartphone's camera. FibriCheck's algorithm then analyzes the collected data.
The outcome of the scan is compiled into a PDF document. This report can be shared directly with healthcare professionals, providing a detailed recording of the heart rhythm rather than a summarized interpretation.
The Heart Scan feature is currently available in specific markets, including the UK, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific. It is integrated into the existing Afib Power Plug, meaning current subscribers to that service will not incur additional costs for the new functionality.
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Ultrahuman partnered with FibriCheck to launch Heart Scan, allowing Ring Air and Ring Pro users to perform on-demand heart rhythm checks. This feature extends Ultrahuman's existing Atrial Fibrillation monitoring by enabling spot checks via a smartphone camera, providing users with a PDF report for healthcare professionals.