Screening

15-Minute Cardiac Health Test Every Doctor’s Office Needs

06/30/2015

Gilad Glick, CEO, Itamar Medical, introduces the Endopat 2000, an innovative device that can assess cardiac health in 15 minutes. The simple, non-invasive test can be used in the doctor's office and is recommended for use on patients with any symptoms of cardiac disease.

 
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