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

And that's where this whole concept of, you know, having the device with you no matter where you are, providing that device in various form factors, which is, you know, gives you a choice of how you want to carry it.

You want to carry it in your wallet, you want to carry it in your purse.

You know, bringing all of that together is what,

what piece i you know tried off kind of like you know innovating on um and traditionally cg tools are very very cumbersome right so you've seen some of the pictures of things that it shows up in every single picture we think of a hospital wires adhesives uh you know obviously low patient compliance it's also like creates an alarm in the patient right it's like alarm fitting both for the clinicians and the patients so

There is a massive data gap that happens between doctor's visits for a patient

And this is the whole concept of what I learned of how do you, you know, again, how do you take a certain set of sensors and you're kind of, you know, like having the patient be able to create the data for the sensor, but then you're constantly thinking about it when the patient is, you know, doing other things.

And that's the AI part of this.

And the gap happens in the whole monitoring, right?

To your point, like symptoms happen, but there's no medical grade data

captured to prove it and this is where we came in thinking you know what as soon as a patient whether they're in the hospital or outside the hospital they should be able to collect data about their health heart health in particular what is what we're looking at and then we should be able to provide insights actions and services to help you know get them to live a better life

Yeah, no, I think that's a great question.

So we are seeing a massive shift towards remote patient monitoring, right?

So patients no longer want to be confined to a hospital bed to feel safe.

They want hospital-grade technology in their pocket.

And then the trend is also moving from analog to digital and from wired to wireless.

So we are moving away from just recording data to actually interpreting data in real time.

And I think the biggest change is in the integration of

AI-enabled predictive analytics.

So we're moving from what I call reactive care, is treating a heart attack, for example, to proactive care, which is detecting all the conditions and items that lead to one.

And, you know, payers and providers are embracing this shift as well because it's proven to reduce readmissions and lower the overall cost of care.

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