WearLinq

About WearLinq

WearLinq is a digital healthcare solutions provider specializing in ambulatory electrocardiogram (ECG) monitoring to improve the detection of heart rhythm disorders. The company was established in 2019 by Konrad Morzkowski, who serves as the CEO. Morzkowski, an engineer from Sweden, pursued a Master of Science at Stanford where he connected with his co-founders. His initial plan was to build AI applications for healthcare, but an introduction to a group of scientists led to the creation of WearLinq.

The company's core offering is the eWave, a wearable 6-lead ECG monitor that has received FDA 510(k) clearance. This device is designed for the continuous, long-term monitoring of patients who may have transient symptoms like palpitations, dizziness, or fatigue. The eWave system provides cardiologists with a detailed, multidimensional view of the heart, ensuring P-wave visibility and ECG clarity. Designed to be lightweight and discreet, the monitor magnetically attaches to skin-like adhesive patches and is intended to be minimally intrusive, allowing patients to maintain their daily routines. The device features a rechargeable battery with up to five days of use on a single charge and comes with an AirPods-like charging case. It integrates with a patient's smartphone and a cloud platform, enabling near real-time data analysis and actionable insights for healthcare providers.

WearLinq's business model focuses on providing these advanced cardiac monitoring services to patients and clinical facilities. A key strategic move was the acquisition of AMI Cardiac Monitoring in May 2024. This acquisition of an established independent diagnostic testing facility (IDTF) with over three decades of experience expanded WearLinq's clinical service capabilities nationwide across all 50 states. Through its IDTF, Wearlinq Labs, the company offers high-quality cardiology reports delivered within two days, and STAT reports produced daily. The company has secured $12.3 million in funding over two rounds, including investments from Smartlink Partners and Amino Capital.