ECG / EKG in Washington

Cardiac Insight, Inc. is a privately held medical device company based in Bellevue, WA, specializing in cardiac diagnostic products for electrocardiogram (ECG) analysis and arrhythmia detection. The company manufactures two primary product lines: Cardea 20/20, a handheld 12-lead ECG device designed for automated cardiac screening in young athletes and active populations with a reported false-positive rate of approximately 2%, and Cardea SOLO, a 7-day wearable ambulatory ECG sensor with software-assisted analysis. Cardea SOLO delivers interpretive findings in under five minutes with in-office analytics and full data ownership by the prescribing physician. The company's technology uses advanced algorithms adhering to ANSI/AAMI standards for precision ECG interpretation. Founded in 2013, Cardiac Insight leverages expertise from pioneers Dr. Dave Hadley and Dr. Vic Froelicher, who developed the Stanford Criteria for ECG analysis. In 2021, the company partnered with DreamTech, a global electronic components leader. Products feature software-generated reports, fast turnaround times, and clinician-friendly tools including trace views, R.R. intervals, beat morphologies, and measurement calipers. Target markets include sports medicine, primary care, cardiology practices, and research institutions. The company emphasizes streamlined reimbursement processes, cost-effectiveness, and provider support.

Sensoronics, Inc. manufactures and distributes OEM-compatible medical sensors and patient monitoring accessories for hospital, clinic, surgery center, and EMS applications. The company specializes in replacement sensors and cables for major monitoring equipment manufacturers including BCI, Datex-Ohmeda, Draeger, Masimo, Medtronic, Nellcor, Nonin, Philips, Smiths Medical, and Zoll. Product lines include medical oxygen sensors (O₂ cells), SpO₂ pulse oximetry sensors in multiple form factors (finger clip, soft, disposable, lingual, and adapter cables), ECG lead and trunk cables, NIBP blood pressure cuffs and hoses, and standalone digital pulse oximeters and blood pressure monitors. All products are designed for 100% compatibility with original equipment. The company emphasizes competitive pricing, quality construction for demanding clinical environments, and customer service with a full refund policy. Distribution model targets hospital procurement, emergency services, and clinical supply chains. No regulatory certifications (FDA 510(k), ISO) are explicitly mentioned on the site.

Spacelabs Healthcare manufactures patient monitoring systems, diagnostic cardiology equipment, and clinical informatics solutions for acute care, ICU, emergency department, neonatal, and perioperative settings. Core product lines include bedside monitors (Xprezzon, Qube, C50), telemetry systems (AriaTele), central surveillance (Xhibit XC48, XC4), resting ECG systems (CardioExpress series 4012, 5012, SL18A, SL12A, SL6A), Holter monitors and event recorders (Eclipse Pro, Eclipse Mini, Pathfinder SL), and ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (OnTrak, 90217A). The company also offers clinical software tools including SafeNSound Care Coordination (SaaS), Clinical Access, Custom Trends, Print Manager, Smart Disclosure, and Vital Signs Viewer, along with networking and integration solutions (XprezzNet, Flexport interfaces) for EMR connectivity. Spacelabs emphasizes situation awareness design, clinical informatics, and care team performance optimization through its Runway architecture and TeamUp strategies. The company traces its heritage to NASA space program cardiac monitoring development and serves hospitals and healthcare systems across multiple care settings. Technical support includes product manuals, cleaning instructions, service contracts, and cybersecurity advisories.