iRhythm's Zio LTCM service: expanding arrhythmia detection

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Large-scale real-world data continue to expand our understanding of arrhythmia detection. New findings published in Heart Rhythm show that, among more than one million patients monitored with iRhythm’s Zio LTCM service, short-term (24–48-hour) monitoring can miss actionable arrhythmias, even in patients reporting daily symptoms, and that symptom–rhythm correlation is low across most arrhythmias.[1] At AHA 2025, data from more than 742,000 Zio LTCM monitoring devices showed that patients who self-apply and activate the device at home achieve high compliance, strong engagement, and data quality comparable to in-clinic application.[2] Additional CKM and CKD analyses revealed earlier arrhythmia risk emerging across the CKM syndrome continuum.[3-5] Taken together, these findings reinforce why iRhythm is committed to expanding access to long-term continuous monitoring—supporting earlier rhythm assessment for the estimated 27 million people in the U.S. who may be at risk for undiagnosed arrhythmias, and many more worldwide. See more here: https://lnkd.in/g7hgtEYe #iRhythmTechnologies #Zio #Arrhythmia #AHA2025 #RWE

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