Wearlinq

Wearlinq is a San Francisco healthtech company building eWave, described as the first continuous, wireless, FDA 510(k)-cleared 6-lead ECG cardiac monitor. About the size of a coin and worn on a skin-like adhesive patch, eWave pairs with a patient's own smartphone, runs 5+ days between charges in an AirPods-style case, and streams near-real-time data so clinicians get hospital-grade multi-lead visibility without the bulk of a wired Holter monitor. The company also operates an IDTF (independent diagnostic testing facility) staffed by certified cardiographic technicians who turn around STAT reports, closing the loop from device to diagnosis.