Eko: Digital Stethoscopes

Eko Health, Inc

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About this app

The Eko App turns every patient encounter into an early detection opportunity for heart and lung disease. It fits seamlessly into your physical exam workflow when connected to a compatible digital stethoscope.

Use the Eko App to:

- Flag the presence or absence of murmurs.
- Flag the presence of AFib*, tachycardia, and bradycardia.
- Listen wirelessly using the Bluetooth-enabled device of your choice.
- Record, play back, annotate, and save stethoscope sounds and ECG*.
- Build patient profiles to flag changes in a patient’s condition across visits.
- Securely store exam recordings for future reference.
- Generate and share PDF reports with trusted colleagues or upload to compatible EHRs.
- Aid in medical education and patient engagement.


*Available with the CORE 500™ Digital Stethoscope.


Select features may require a paid Eko+ membership. Requires Android 11 and up. Visit ekohealth.com to learn more about compatible devices. Have questions or feedback? Contact us at [e-mail].

The Services are for informational purposes only and should not replace advice from a licensed healthcare provider for any medical condition or treatment. Please consult a licensed and qualified health care provider before making any medical decisions.

Ratings and reviews

I am deaf and a bilateral cochlear implantee. I was so excited to find technology that works with my ears via Bluetooth. The reason it works is the app opens on my phone, which is connected to my ears. For the first 2 months, it worked perfectly. Then I had to get a new phone and now it is "glitchy". After talking to tech support, it came down to them telling me that my new phone is an "unsupported operating system". It works on Samsung Galaxy's up to the 23's, not the ones. Buyer beware!

I was able to record an arrhythmia on a pediatric patient. When I went to save the rhythm, I was asked to pay for the app. After entering my card, the app went back and deleted the rhythm I was trying to save. For the next 20 minutes, it would record but it wouldn't allow a stop and then it would freeze. If this is the quality this product has for the cost of the stethoscope and the program you have to purchase, I'm happy to send it back and get something better. Any ideas on what the issue is?

Play back through stethoscope now includes very loud pops. Painfully loud. They happen for the first few beats, then may recur later during playback. In general, playback through the device is now a garbled mess. It used to work well. Then there's the fondness for trying to get app feedback by using a modal, undismissable dialog. This type of feedback fishing in a medical app shows a lack of awareness. This action interups workflow for no benefit of user or patient.

What’s new

Stability and performance improvements