Levmed has recently released a new version of its full mobile 12 Lead ECG solution also in Android and PC. After the release of the new product, Levmed offers it mobile 12 Lead ECG solution in IOS, Android and PC versions. Levmed full ECG solution provides the customer with a LevMed ECG Belt connected to a small ECG Device which can work with mobile phones, tablets and PC to transmit the ECG results from anywhere to anywhere in the world. The assessment is performed and the

LevMed (Tapuz) ECG Belts are now available with the integrated Sanitized® antimicrobial hygiene function for optimal protection. Sanitized® Technology Sanitized® hygiene function is now incorporated in LevMed ECG Belts to offer optimal protection. The Sanitized® antimicrobial silver additive protects the ECG Belts. The silver additive is a scientifically undisputed substance. Its effect on bacteria is well known. The Sanitized® technology uses a glass ceramic capsule, to ensu

Being able to combine a desire, a passion, a purpose, with true contribution and business is a gift to be truly grateful for. I’m not sure where or how this desire originated, but about four years ago I added a couple of pictures to my vision board. They show a stethoscope, the world, and airplane routes between continents. For me they represent this internal desire for bringing medical technology, mobile health, and medical education to developing countries, to places and pe

After visiting us in Kitovu Hospital, a rural missionary hospital in Masaka, Uganda, Dr. Ian Clarke wrote about our project in the Ugandan Sunday Vision. “I was visiting the hospital because another ‘retired’ Irish doctor, Dr John Kellet, was doing some research on electrocardiograph (ECG) screening for hypertension (blood pressure). The machine he was using (supplied by an Israeli company, LevMed), was so simple to use that the hospital had carried out 1,600 ECGs over the pr

LevMed ECG Belts in Resource Poor Rural Hospitals in Developing Countries. Read the full publication in the European Journal of Internal Medicine, by Dr. John Kellett Here Although the electrocardiogram (ECG) is a rapid, valuable and non-invasive test, most machines are delicate, relatively expensive and require servicing and the use of consumables such as paper and electrodes. The secure storage of ECG tracings also incurs additional costs. All these factors limit ECG use an