Priya Abani

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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

So that's kind of the way we look at it.

And I think when it comes down to it, payers all prefer using existing CPT codes when they accurately describe a service because it preserves their stable, comparable performance.

budget neutral, you know, payment plan instead of fragmenting things with duplicative codes.

So that's kind of where we are with the 12 lead.

I hope all your words come true.

So consumer subscriptions for us drive long-term engagement and data, while CMS reimbursement drives long-term, large-scale clinical adoption, right?

So we see them as two engines powering the same mission right now.

And ultimately, of course, we would want, you know, we will, you know, basically go and

have enough data to show that we should get reimbursement across our services.

But right now, cardiac care is of a direct-to-patient engine.

It builds a lifelong habit of heart health.

We obviously have FSA, you know, HSA that a user can use to pay for it.

But the goal is it provides a predictable high margin revenue for us, very typical of a tech company.

On the CMS side, the CMS reimbursement is of a scale engine.

So by aligning with established CMS codes, we make it easy for health systems to adopt our tech at massive scale.

To be honest, aligning our products and clinical services with these established codes and payment systems, again, to your point, it enables rapid provider adoption, supports competitive positioning, and creates a scalable revenue engine for us, both in the US and Europe.

And as we expand to different countries, obviously my goal is to provide all of the services that we provide to the citizens of United States

United States, across the globe as well.

So as we mentioned, 12 lead ECG is currently used as a point of care and the service provider uses the ECG as a tool for clinical decision making.

In the future, as we collect longitudinal data on the customer or the physician collects that data, there are so many other things that can happen

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