Matt Henriksson

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Vanguards of Healthcare by Bloomberg Intelligence · AliveCor’s Priya Abani Uses Amazon Experience to Democratize ECG Tech · 12 Feb 2026 podcast

Also kind of interesting how your background in Amazon seems to be playing very well with this subscription package side of the business.

What's interesting is we talked about investments that's being made in the clinical data.

We talked about that St.

Louis data that should be coming out later this year.

Because you have this hybrid business model, what are some of the investments you're making in that customer service experience?

You talked about the 24-7 doctor.

Is it something where you're expanding the training of those doctors or you're expanding the number of physicians that are available to these patients?

Are there other investments that you're making to kind of make that experience a better experience as the patients provide their insight on some of the technology?

Well, that's interesting because let's dive into that, spreading the word about what AliveCorps brings, especially because there's so much technology out there now that is providing general wellness kind of tool sets for these patients.

And kind of going with the FDA then, there was the recent –

change to their guidance that kind of eased regulation on these digital health products for general wellness.

Just kind of curious what your thoughts are on kind of this, you know, shift by the FDA and how your kind of, let's say that hybrid business model of having FDA regulated devices for a kind of consumer level type of subscription base plays or benefits from those kind of changes.

Yeah, no, it's going to be interesting to see how this plays out, especially with my takeaway from the new FDA guidance is that you still need an FDA-approved device to actually do the diagnosis and treatment and cure of a disease.

And so basically, it kind of turns into an increased awareness if more devices are out there for detecting atrial fibrillation.

But

They're going to still have to go to the doctor to say, hey, I got this symptom.

I got my watch is telling me this.

My ring is telling me that.

And the doctor's like, well, that's great.

Let's put you on.

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