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

But then what do you do with that data and how do you use AI to make that data insightful, intelligent and give it back to the user?

So that's kind of what we have been doing.

So we built tools that put medical-grade insights directly into patients' hands, enabling them to capture an ECG, their blood pressure measurement, anywhere, share results with the doctors in seconds.

And then after that, it's about actions and services.

So this is really exciting.

When I joined in 2019, Eliacor was basically a hardware manufacturer.

And today we are a premier AI-powered heart health provider.

So we've gone way past just detecting simple arrhythmias.

We're now, you know, we have now pushed our AI to the point where we identify life-threatening conditions like heart attacks.

And we had the courage to seek FDA clearance for all of this, right?

So we moved from a one, you know, trick, one arrhythmia thing to enabling real-time informed cardiac decisions that save lives every single day.

Yeah, so I mean, historically, cardiac monitoring has been episodic, right?

So when a patient gets an ECG, when they're physically in a clinic or wearing a bulky holter,

And I think one of the things that I learned is if you provide a service, the service should be provided 24 seven.

It should not be just when the service provider is on or at a time between eight to five, right?

So you have to, the patient or the customer has to be able to depend on the service no matter where they are on the planet and when they need it.

So this is where the unmet need here is significant, right?

So heart conditions like atrial fibrillation are

often, you know, paroxymals, which means that they come and go.

So the patient isn't having an episode during that specific visit in the doctor's office, the condition goes undiagnosed.

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