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CardioSecur is a technology company.
CardioSecur develops mobile electrocardiogram (ECG) systems, enabling individuals and medical professionals to monitor heart health via smartphones and tablets. These solutions provide clinical-grade ECG recordings, transforming personal devices into sophisticated diagnostic tools. The technology delivers immediate, high-quality cardiac assessments, facilitating various cardiac event detections.
Founded in 2008 by Felix Brand and Markus Riemenschneider as Personal MedSystems, the company aimed to democratize advanced cardiac monitoring. They envisioned a portable, smartphone-integrated ECG device providing profound diagnostic insights. This empowers users with immediate, actionable health information, bridging clinical equipment and personal management.
CardioSecur’s products serve private individuals and medical professionals, including specialized applications. Its mission is to equip users with instant, accurate cardiac insights. It envisions a future where accessible mobile heart monitoring is fundamental to early detection and proactive management of cardiovascular conditions.
CardioSecur has raised $8.3M across 2 funding rounds.
CardioSecur has raised $8.3M in total across 2 funding rounds.
CardioSecur has raised $8.3M in total across 2 funding rounds.
CardioSecur's investors include Curiosity VC, High-Tech Grunderfonds, KfW, Herman Kienhuis, NRW.BANK, Seventure Partners, Sino-German High-Tech Fund.
CardioSecur, developed by Personal MedSystems GmbH, is a digital health company specializing in mobile ECG devices that deliver clinical-grade electrocardiograms via smartphones or tablets using minimal electrodes.[1][2][4][5] It offers two main products: CardioSecur PRO for physicians, enabling 22-lead ECGs for professional diagnostics like detecting ischemia, rhythm disorders, and posterior wall infarctions, and CardioSecur ACTIVE for patients, providing home monitoring with personalized feedback and action recommendations.[1][2] These solve the problem of inaccessible, high-quality cardiac diagnostics for immobile patients, emergencies, house calls, and personal use, serving physicians, corporates, and individuals worldwide.[1][2][4] Founded in 2008 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, the company has raised $8.61M in Series B funding, with the last round in 2017, indicating steady growth in the mobile health sector.[2]
Personal MedSystems was founded in 2008 by cardiologists in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, driven by a vision to address the challenges faced by 200 million people worldwide experiencing cardiac symptoms without clear indicators of severity or immediate access to diagnostics.[1][4] The idea emerged from the need for a compact, smartphone-based ECG device that captures symptomatic events in real-time and provides a "trigger to act" for critical situations, empowering users to seek timely medical help.[4] Early milestones include ISO 13485 certification in 2011, validation through multiple clinical studies, and a launch at the European Society of Cardiology Congress in 2015, where it introduced the world's first 22-lead mobile ECG system using just 4 electrodes.[1] Financed by venture capital firms like Seventure Partners and High-Tech Gründerfonds, the company evolved from a high-tech startup to a pioneer in mobile diagnostics.[1][2]
CardioSecur rides the wave of digital health and telemedicine expansion, where mobile diagnostics address rising demand for remote cardiac monitoring amid aging populations and post-pandemic virtual care shifts.[1][3][4] Its timing aligns with smartphone ubiquity and AI-driven health tech, enabling instant checks "wherever" users are and reducing hospital burdens for non-emergency cases.[3][5] Market forces like venture funding in medtech (e.g., its $8.61M raised) and regulatory validations (ISO 13485) favor it, positioning Personal MedSystems as a pioneer in portable ECGs that bridge consumer wearables and clinical tools.[1][2][3] By influencing ecosystems through physician adoption and patient empowerment, it accelerates broader telecardiology integration, potentially shaping standards for symptom-triggered diagnostics.[1][4]
CardioSecur is poised for expansion in AI-enhanced ECG analysis, hybrid pro-consumer models, and global telehealth partnerships, building on its funding and tech edge despite a funding gap since 2017.[2][5] Trends like wearable integration, real-time AI interpretation, and regulatory pushes for mobile medtech will propel growth, evolving its role from niche innovator to mainstream cardiac guardian. As mobile health scales, CardioSecur's profound, actionable ECGs could redefine personal heart risk management, tying back to its founding mission of turning symptoms into swift, life-saving action.[4]
CardioSecur has raised $8.3M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $5.0M Series B in January 2017.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 1, 2017 | $5.0M Series B | Curiosity VC, High-Tech Grunderfonds, KfW, Herman Kienhuis, NRW.BANK, Seventure Partners, Sino-German High-Tech Fund | |
| Apr 24, 2013 | $3.3M Series A | Seventure Partners |