Waynesboro, Miss.-based Wayne General Hospital is rolling out an AI-assisted cardiac detection platform across its emergency and primary care departments.
The hospital is using Sensora, FDA-cleared software developed by tech startup Eko Health that pairs with its digital stethoscope to support earlier identification of atrial fibrillation, low ejection fraction and structural heart disease.
“Deploying Sensora allows our teams to act with greater confidence during both emergency and routine visits,” Wayne General CEO Andrew Porter stated in a Feb. 26 news release. “Identifying cardiac risk earlier helps us make faster, more informed decisions for our patients while keeping care close to home.”
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