Eko Health Launches AI Stethoscope Platform in the UK
Eko Health has launched its AI-powered stethoscope platform in the United Kingdom, expanding its global reach. Clinicians in the UK can now access Eko's advanced digital stethoscopes, auscultation accessories, and AI-supported tools through EkoHealth.com and Amazon UK, announced in a press release.
The launch includes the CORE 500™ Digital Stethoscope and Eko+ Membership, which are designed to support early detection of cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. The CORE 500™ offers features such as three listening modes, active noise cancellation, and integration with Eko's mobile app for secure data capture and sharing.
Eko's expansion into the UK market builds on its collaborations with institutions like Imperial College London, aiming to enhance early detection of heart disease in frontline care. With over 600,000 users globally, Eko's platform continues to support clinicians in detecting heart and lung conditions with greater confidence.
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