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Clinical Diagnostic Monitoring
Point of care. Longitudinal.
500k-700k
Australians on QTc-risk psychotropics
1.3 Million
People in Australia with Diabetes, 75% will die from a cardiovascular event
67,000
Australian Patients on cardiotoxic drugs
Arrhythmias are often undetected
Where a clinician orders repeat recordings, in-room over time or through a Longitudinal Monitoring period, mapdx™ context analysis reviews each result against the patient's own history.
General Practitioners
Not every presentation needs a 12-lead ECG. For rhythm and palpitation symptoms, ecgme® records single-lead, in the room, with results returned during the consultation.
Specialists
Heart rhythm trends even in normal ranges provide insights to treatment sequencing and adverse event patterns in specific disease and drug combinations.
Insurers
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In-consult and remote patient monitoring
Supporting patients and clinicians
BiosignalsDx offers two recording modalities: point-of-care, completed within the consultation, and RPM, a 7 to 30 day remote monitoring period. Where a clinician has ordered repeat recordings, from either modality, mapdx™ applies longitudinal context analysis, reviewing each result against the patient's own history. Structured reports are returned to the clinician.
Point-of-care ECG assessment
A complete cardiac assessment report delivered to the GP before the patient leaves the room. No referral delay. No additional appointment. Initiated within the existing consultation.
Remote Patient Monitoring
Extended remote cardiac monitoring for patients requiring assessment over time. A supervising cardiologist reviews the full record and finalises the report before it is returned to the referring GP.
mapdx™ is the platorm behind every ecgme® recording. A single reading is reviewed on its own. Where a clinician has ordered repeat recordings, whether across point-of-care visits or an RPM period, mapdx™ applies longitudinal context analysis, comparing each result against the patient's own history. A structured report is returned to the referring clinician, with cardiologist review before RPM reports are finalised. Currently completing integration with Best Practice Software.
Cardiac Screening
Baseline rhythm analysis for suspected arrhythmia
Symptoms Presented
Palpitations, dizziness, syncope, irregular pulse or chest discomfort
Chronic Disease Review
Routine management for hypertension, diabetes, chronic kidney disease or heart failure
Medication Management
Cardiac checks for beta blockers, antiarrhythmics, QT-prolonging medicines, ADHD medicines, antidepressants
When to use
Utilising our Class IIa medical device, ecgme®, for rapid ECG monitoring.
In-consultation rapid assessment workflow
Cardiac monitoring with immediate accessibility with our in-consultation workflow
1
GP performs ecgme® single-lead ECG in consultation
(takes 30 seconds)
2
mapdx™ runs ECG test analysis and prepares structured report and finding
3
Results returned to GP Practice Management System during consultation
Pricing and access
Deployment | Pricing and engagement model |
|---|---|
General Practitioners | Per-test billing. Invoiced monthly for tests performed, or prepaid test credits. Results are returned within the clinical workflow, subject to integration availability. Cardiologist review is available where clinically indicated. Practices set their own patient fees in line with their own billing policies. |
Specialists | Same per-test billing model as General Practitioners, extended to Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) periods where ordered. Cardiologist review is included for every RPM report prior to return. Results are returned within the existing referral and reporting workflow. |
Practice Groups | Arrangements are structured around how the organisation operates, covering device supply, clinician training, and cardiologist-reviewed reporting where clinically indicated. Pricing scales with deployment size. Full engagement details are set out in the pricing schedule. |
Primary Health Networks (PHNs) | Programs can be commissioned across member practices, with de-identified reporting available for program evaluation. Arrangements cover device supply, clinician training, and structured reporting. Full engagement details are set out in the pricing schedule. |
Occupational Health | ecgme® and mapdxTM reporting can be deployed for workforce cardiac screening programs, covering device supply, administering-staff training, and cardiologist-reviewed reporting where clinically indicated. Arrangements are structured around the provider's or employer's operating model. |
Research Programs | Deployment is structured around study design, covering device supply, protocol-specific training, and de-identified reporting for evaluation. Full engagement details are set out in the pricing schedule. |
Our Partners
Step 1
Purchase ECGme from our online store, either on its own or its Bundle, download the app and register yourself as a user.
Please remember to charge your device before use.
Step 2
From the home menu you can select one of the four tests provided.
Arrhythmia Check
To check your heart rhythm
Ischemia Check
To check for signs of heart attack
HRV Evaluation
To check your autonomic nervous system health
ECGme Non-stop
To check your heart rhythm over an extended period
e.g. 24 hours (Requires on-body adaptor)
Follow the prompts for the positioning of the device.
Step 3
Once you have your device in position try not to speak and remain still as it monitors you.
Step 4
When you reach the end of your test you will receive a cardiology report.
By selecting “Cardiologist Review” and with payment of the review fee, our Cardiologists will review your test and send their signed-off findings back to you in the app.
Or you can send it to your doctor via the shared button in the right-hand corner.
