Eko Health
Brand for a startup that brings together advanced stethoscopes and smart assessment software.
Bringing clinical technology closer to people
Eko Health develops connected stethoscopes used by both medical professionals and patients at home. The device records cardiac data and works together with digital products that guide the examination and help users understand the results.
Doctors using the stethoscope did not always understand how to work with it or what they needed to do at each stage.
The challenge was to make a technically complex medical device feel clear and manageable without oversimplifying the clinical experience.
The collaboration began with a focused redesign of the clinician web platform.
We worked closely with doctors to understand how they review examinations, what information they look for first, and where the existing workflow created uncertainty.
Their feedback helped us simplify the experience while preserving the detail required for clinical work.
The web platform brings patient information, recent measurements, and key statuses into a structured overview. Clinicians can quickly understand which cases require attention before moving into a more detailed review.
We also redesigned selected parts of the website, translating the same clarity and visual language into the public-facing experience.
The website helps explain the product, show how the connected stethoscope fits into everyday care, and make the technology easier to understand before users enter the clinical workflow.
From the clinic to the home
The project expanded beyond the clinician platform to include the mobile experience for doctors and patients. We redesigned everything doctors interact with on their phones, adapting the clinical workflow to a smaller and more immediate format.
The mobile experience helps them connect the device, follow measurements in real time, and access essential information without reproducing the full desktop platform.
For patients, the app explains how to set up the device and take a measurement correctly.
Patients can use the stethoscope at home and share the resulting recordings with their care team.
This is especially valuable for older people, patients with limited mobility, and those who require regular monitoring after a serious cardiac event.