Heartnow reads yours continuously — and tells you what it is going to do, while there is still time to change the answer.
Echo, MRI, catheterisation reports, two decades of labs, the watch on your wrist and the device in your chest — pulled into one model instead of eleven portals.
Two hundred and forty markers, weighted against your genetics and re-scored every night. The pattern that precedes an event is visible for months. Almost nobody is looking.
A working model of your own heart — pressures, flow, wall motion, conduction — that updates while you go about your life, and that your cardiologist can interrogate before they ever touch you.
Membership is limited and begins with a full-day cardiovascular baseline.
The field is extraordinary at what happens after. Doors open, teams assemble, arteries are reopened inside ninety minutes. It is one of the great achievements of modern medicine, and it is entirely downstream of the moment something has already gone wrong.
Heartnow is built on the other side of that moment. The same imaging, the same labs, the same devices — read continuously rather than episodically, and modelled rather than filed. The signal that precedes a cardiac event is rarely absent. It is unattended.
Onboarding is a day. The model it produces runs for as long as you are a member, and never asks you to repeat yourself.
A full-day cardiovascular workup — echo, cardiac MRI, CT angiography, advanced lipids, and a genotype panel — assembled into your working model before you leave the building.
Wearables, connected scales, cuffs and implanted devices report into the model nightly. It re-scores, compares you against yourself, and escalates deviations to a human.
When something is needed, the case is already assembled. Structural heart, electrophysiology and rehab all read from the same model rather than rebuilding it.
Six systems that do the work a patient is normally asked to do themselves.
Your heart as a working model — pressures, wall motion and flow, rebuilt from every scan you have ever had.
Two hundred and forty markers re-weighted nightly, scored against your genetics rather than a population average.
Language-model intake that reaches a cardiac nurse in minutes, with your entire history already attached.
Decades of PDFs, discs and fax-quality scans read, de-duplicated and turned into a timeline that makes sense.
Refills, adherence and a live interaction check that knows about the supplement you did not think to mention.
Your record, your permissions. Every access is logged, and every delegation can be revoked in one action.
Most of a cardiac life is not the procedure. It is the restaurant menu, the bathroom scale, the relative who needs telling, and the night you are not sure whether to go in.
Every tier begins with the same full-day baseline. What changes is how much of the continuum you want carried for you.
For people who want the model built and the risk watched, and are happy to drive the rest themselves.
For people already under management — multiple specialists, a device, or a family history that has made itself known.
For principals, families and organisations who need the whole thing carried, including the logistics nobody wants to think about.