Track 7 biomarkers that inform heart health
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A Revolution in Health Management

The CONNEQT Pulse is the first and only FDA-cleared medical device for comprehensive arterial health/Pulse Wave Analysis monitoring at home powered by over 20 years of cutting-edge, research validated technology. Experience the future of health management and take control of your well-being today.

Trustworthy Third Party Validation

This product meets the Validated Device Listing (VDL) criteria (as listed on validatebp.org) for validation of clinical accuracy, based on the independent review and acceptance of documentation submitted by the manufacturer.

Personalized to Your Health

The CONNEQT Pulse is the first customizable arterial health monitor which can be personalized to your individual health requirements. 

Choose from multiple health parameters and customizable screens in order to optimize your viewing experience specific to your individual health needs. Whether your focus is on brain, heart, sexual, maternal, or kidney health, the CONNEQT Pulse can be customized specifically for those concerns.

Brachial Blood Pressure - Brachial blood pressure is the pressure or force of blood on the brachial artery in the upper arm.

Why it Matters - High blood pressure can cause major cardiovascular disease if untreated or treated but poorly controlled.

Heart Rate - The number of heart beats (or contractions) per minute measured on a beat-to-beat basis.

Why it Matters - Beat-to beat heart rate is a more accurate measurement of heart rate similar to measurements obtained by an electrocardiogram.

Central Blood Pressure - Pressure exerted by the heart - a valuable health insight not provided by traditional BP cuffs.

Why it Matters -  Central blood pressure reflects key vascular issues such as arterial stiffness, which makes it a more accurate predictor of subclinical cardiovascular disease than traditional brachial blood pressure alone.

Arterial Pressure Measurements

Central Pulse Pressure (CPP) - Pressure experienced by the major organs such as the brain, kidney, and liver.

Why it Matters - Central pulse pressure helps identify the risk of end organ damage to key organs like the brain, kidney and heart.

Augmentation Pressure (AP) - The increase in central aortic pressure caused by pressure wave reflection

Why it Matters - A marker of arterial stiffness, elevated augmentation pressure is associated with cardiovascular risk factors as well as increased cardiovascular morbidity and mortality.

Arterial Insights

Subendocardial Viability Ratio (SEVR) - The supply & demand of oxygenated blood to the myocardium.

Why it Matters - SEVR offers insight into how well a person’s heart can handle the stress of exercise.

Augmentation Index (AIx) - A % measurement of your heart’s workload due to arterial stiffness.

Why it Matters - Chronic stress on the heart and the cardiovascular system can lead to heart failure and hypertrophy (enlarged heart).

Brachial Blood Pressure

Brachial blood pressure is the pressure or force of blood on the brachial artery in the upper arm.

Why it Matters

High blood pressure can cause major cardiovascular disease if untreated or treated but poorly controlled.

Heart Rate

The number of heart beats (or contractions) per minute measured on a beat-to-beat basis.

Why it Matters

Beat-to beat heart rate is a more accurate measurement of heart rate similar to measurements obtained by an electrocardiogram.

Central Blood Pressure

Pressure exerted by the heart - a valuable health insight not provided by traditional BP cuffs.

Why it Matters

Central blood pressure reflects key vascular issues such as arterial stiffness, which makes it a more accurate predictor of subclinical cardiovascular disease than traditional brachial blood pressure alone.

Central Pulse Pressure

Pressure experienced by the major organs such as the brain, kidney, and liver.

Why it Matters

Central pulse pressure helps identify the risk of end organ damage to key organs like the brain, kidney and heart.

Augmentation Pressure

The increase in central aortic pressure caused by pressure wave reflection.

Why it Matters

A marker of arterial stiffness, elevated augmentation pressure is associated with cardiovascular risk factors as well as increased cardiovascular morbidity and mortality.

Subendocardial Viability Ratio (SEVR)

The supply & demand of oxygenated blood to the myocardium.

Why it Matters

SEVR offers insight into how well a person’s heart can handle the stress of exercise.

Augmentation Index

A % measurement of your heart’s workload due to arterial stiffness.

Why it Matters

Chronic stress on the heart and the cardiovascular system can lead to heart failure and hypertrophy (enlarged heart).

Clinically validated. Trusted by experts.

Powered by SphygmoCor®

CONNEQT Pulse is powered by our patented SphygmoCor® technology, the gold standard in arterial health assessment, used by leading cardiovascular researchers, pharmaceutical companies, and healthcare institutions worldwide.

  • Used by Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, Weill Cornell, and top research hospitals.
  • Integrated into clinical trials for major pharmaceutical companies.
  • Validated by over 2700 peer reviewed research papers on arterial health and cardiovascular risk assessment.

Central blood pressures have been shown to correlate more strongly with vascular disease than do routine peripheral blood pressure measurements.​

Cleveland Clinic

  • “Irrespective of the brachial blood pressure status, central hypertension increased cardiovascular and cerebrovascular risk indicating the importance of controlling central hypertension”​

    Chang, et al, Hypertension, 2022
  • “In a study of 3,500 high risk adults central pulse pressure is 32% better than brachial blood pressure in predicting cardiovascular events”​

    The Strong Heart Study, Roman et al, Hypertension, 2007.
  • Increased vascular stiffness is a predictor of cardiovascular events and all cause mortality independent of traditional cardiovascular risk factors​

    Lancet Commission on Hypertension
  • “You can’t practice hypertension medicine anymore without measuring central blood pressure”​

    Dr. Mark Houston - Director, Hypertension Institute
  • In a study of 2199 patients, central aortic pressure was shown to be a better independent predictor of cardiovascular and kidney outcomes.

    CAFE Study, 2006
  • "In a study of 1100 patients central pulse pressure was a powerful predictor of major cardiovascular events, while brachial blood pressure was not"

    Jankowski et al, Hypertension, 2008