As a Cardiogram member, you’re clearly committed to the heart health journey. Which is why we give you the tools that can empower every step. And we want to be sure you’re getting the most out of these features… There’s so much you can do with Cardiogram to take greater control over your cardiovascular wellness. Let’s explore:Deepening the Heart Health …
As of December 2022, we stopped offering Cardiogram for free, beyond a 30-day trial to new members. And now, over the next few months, we’ll phase out the free version of the app for members who joined before that date. This change will impact different members at different times, starting later this week and ending over the summer.
Now that Spring has officially sprung, we’d like to celebrate by springing some new features on you! You can expect them to start sprouting up in your Cardiogram app in the coming months. Before we take a look at what’s to come, we’d first like to give a very special thanks— from the bottom of our hearts—to those 44,000 of …
Cardiogram is one of the best tools for monitoring your heart health and tracking symptoms. Learn 6 ways to maximize this tool in the New Year.
We’ve officially launched our newest feature, Smart Metrics, which is available for all Cardiogram members! With this feature, Cardiogram now interprets real-time trends in your metrics and offers personalized suggestions for heart healthy improvements. Smart Metrics messages will be updated continuously based on changes that Cardiogram notices in your data, offering real-time insight. By checking in consistently and following the …
Among adults with Type 2 Diabetes (T2DM), cardiovascular disease is the most common cause of death.1 In fact, over 75% of adults with diabetes die from heart disease, compared to 33% in the general population. While these are alarming statistics, we’re here to share the good news: T2DM is treatable, and complications can be avoided! The key is catching it …
Last week, Cardiogram released a complete redesign of our Wear OS app, with full support for Google’s new Wear OS 3 update.What’s Wear OS 3?Wear OS 3 is Google’s most significant update to their Wear OS system in nearly 3 years. The new operating system is initially available on the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 only, which started shipping on August …
Cardiogram added heart rate recovery (HRR) as a new stat to help you track cardiovascular health improvements and uncover signs of medical conditions. Read on to understand what HRR is, how to use Cardiogram to track it, and what it means for your health.What is HRR?Heart rate recovery is how much your heart rate drops after you stop exercising. The …
Many Cardiogram users have told us they bought their aging parent or a loved one an Apple Watch for Christmas to help them track their health. One of the most common questions we get asked from these users is, “wouldn’t it be great if I could remotely monitor my parent’s heart rate data and help track whether anything is out …
Your heart says a lot about you. Workouts, nights of restful and restless sleep, and stress each have distinct heart rate signatures. 1 in 4 Americans now owns a wearable device. At Cardiogram, we’re using this abundance of data to screen for cardiovascular diseases. Today, in collaboration with our research partners at UC San Francisco (UCSF), we released the first …
