Let's close the auscultation gap together.

<10

hours of auscultation training during most 4-year programs¹

<49%

heart sounds correctly identified by students after training²

8x

sound improvement with Eko over analog stethoscopes²

2x

increased likelihood of detecting signs of heart disease with Eko⁴

Eko helps students and educators.

Hear more clearly.

Advanced audio reduces background noise and isolates cardiac or pulmonary sounds to really fine-tune an assessment. Our hybrid digial and analog stethoscopes allow students to listen multiple ways.

See what you hear.

The Eko App displays a real-time phonocardiogram (PCG) and electrocardiogram (ECG) alongside audio, connecting textbook diagrams to actual patient sounds for the first time.

Listen while AI analyzes.

FDA-cleared AI assists with detection of cardiac abnormalities, giving students a second opinion as they build clinical judgment across rotations.

Capture recordings to study.

Exam recordings and reports can be shared directly from the Eko App, enabling clinical supervision, peer discussion, and teaching moments that don’t require simultaneous presence.

What educators say about Eko.

“I use the CORE 500™ in practice at the bedside and as a nurse educator — a wonderful teaching tool! This stethoscope is a game changer for sure!”

Tina H.

Nurse

“A great tool for teaching younger colleagues who may not have had the training to effectively diagnose murmurs/sounds.”

James L.

Physician

“Eko has been a helpful tool that allows us to broadcast live auscultation sounds to a large group of medical students to help them better grasp auscultation and its role in diagnostic reasoning.”

Benjamin W.

Professor

“As a teacher on rounds I can record and show my students perfectly without troubling my patients to have 4 doctors inspect separately.”

Felipe D.

Physician

“Not only helpful in the field, but I've used this for educating my paramedic and EMT students.”

Amanda B.

EMS Professional

Schedule a demo to see how Eko works for education.

References:

1. ekohealth.com/facts

2. Binka, Edem K., et al. “Small steps in impacting clinical auscultation of medical students.” Global Pediatric Health, vol. 3, 15 Sept. 2016, doi.org/10.1177/2333794x1666901

3. Data on file

4. Rancier, M. A., Israel, I., Monickam, V., Prince, J., Verschoore, B., & Currie, C. (2023). Real World Evaluation of an Artificial Intelligence Enabled Digital Stethoscope for Detecting Undiagnosed Valvular Heart Disease in Primary Care. Circulation, 148, A13244.