SafeBeat
SafeBeat, based in San Francisco, offers machine learning-enhanced ECG software designed for integration with FDA-cleared wearables, facilitating physician-approved drug dosing and comprehensive remote cardiac monitoring.
Company Overview
SafeBeat, formerly known as SafeBeat Rx LLC and SafeBeat Rx, is a healthcare diagnostics company based in San Francisco, CA, USA. The company operates in the United States, America / Canada, and offers both remote and partly remote services. With a team of 9, SafeBeat focuses on innovative solutions for cardiac health monitoring and diagnostics.
Services
SafeBeat offers several critical healthcare services, particularly in diagnostics. These services include remote patient monitoring, event monitoring, software-enabled remote therapeutic monitoring, and cardiac implantable electronic device monitoring. Their solutions are primarily designed to integrate FDA-cleared wearables with machine learning (ML) ECG software, allowing for seamless physician approval of drug dosing.
Technological Innovations
At the core of SafeBeat's technological offerings is its proprietary machine learning algorithms for ECG interpretation and treatment management. The software is designed for mobile phone use and includes explainable AI and custom tools for making treatment recommendations. These innovations facilitate healthcare providers in making informed decisions on patient care.
Industry Participation
SafeBeat is an active participant in the healthcare industry. They were part of the Y-Combinator batch S21 and participated in the MedAxiom CV Transforum 2023 as part of the #HeartX cohort. Their involvement in these platforms underscores their commitment to advancing cardiac care through innovation and collaboration.
Leadership
CEO Dr. Navara leads SafeBeat and is an advocate for atrial fibrillation awareness, representing the cause for the American College of Cardiology. Under Dr. Navara’s leadership, the company continues to push forward with solutions aimed at improving cardiac health monitoring and diagnostics.
