MediBuddy, Philips Launch Heart Health Tool on Smartphones

World Heart Day highlights the urgent need for proactive heart health management and this partnership addresses a critical need in India's healthcare landscape.

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MediBuddy, India’s largest digital healthcare platform, has joined hands with global health technology leader Philips to redefine preventive healthcare in India. On the occasion of World Heart Day, this pioneering partnership will bring early warning signs detection for the heart through the Philips HeartPrint to millions of smartphones across the country, potentially saving countless lives. By integrating advanced AI based longitudinal triaging on the users' smartphone, MediBuddy reaffirms its commitment to making high-quality healthcare accessible to all Indians.

World Heart Day highlights the urgent need for proactive heart health management and this partnership addresses a critical need in India's healthcare landscape. While traditional tests like ECGs assess the current state of the heart, the Philips HeartPrint offers a regular tracking tool that can indicate future risks and track how heart health progresses over time. This proactive approach to heart health management has the potential to transform cardiac care in India by enabling early intervention and personalised health strategies.

Satish Kannan, Co-founder and CEO, MediBuddy, said, "At MediBuddy, we've always believed that the future of healthcare lies in empowering individuals to take charge of their well-being. With heart disease being a leading cause of death in India, early detection is crucial. Our partnership with Philips integrates cutting-edge HeartPrint technology into our platform, revolutionising preventive cardiac care. This collaboration doesn't just add a feature—it transforms how Indians approach heart health. By providing accessible, advanced tools for cardiac tracking, on the MediBuddy platform accessible through any smart phone we're enabling millions to take control of their heart health, fostering earlier detection and better outcomes for a healthier nation.”

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