CARDiac performance system
Accurate, Non-invasive
Hemodynamic Measurement
COVID-19 highlights the acute need for non-invasive, point-of-care, remote monitoring
hemodynamic measurement solutions. Find out how CPS meets the need.
Advancing Cardiovascular Care

Sensydia's mission is to advance cardiovascular and critical patient care by overcoming today's limitations in acquiring vital hemodynamic measures. The Sensydia Cardiac Performance System™ (CPS) is designed to deliver accuracy equivalent to gold-standard measures on a single, automated and non-invasive platform.
The Sensydia team has invested nearly a decade in R&D to create this highly differentiated platform. The CPS platform enables the rapid assessment of key metrics such as:
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Ejection Fraction (EF) (FDA approved 2018)
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Cardiac Output (CO)
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Pulmonary Artery Pressure (PAP)
With further development, the measurement capabilities of the CPS will also be used to automatically detect cardiac abnormalities and rapidly screen for prevalent heart conditions at the point of care.

vital measures in 3 Steps
PLACE SENSORS
Position disposable sensors on the patient with the help of a disposable, color coded application guide.
power up cps platform
On-screen guidance provides step-by-step instructions
simple enough to enable almost anyone to use the CPS system.
PRESS TO ACQUIRE
The CPS does the rest. Real-time measurements sent via WiFi or Bluetooth to tablet or standard monitoring platformand sent to the cloud.

a new standard in Hemodynamic
Measurement
Hemodynamic measurements are used to assess the most critical of heart functions and guide crucial clinical decisions. Measures like blood pressure, heart rate and ECG are widely available, but ‘advanced’ measures like Cardiac Output (CO), Pulmonary Artery Pressure (PAP), and Left Ventricular Ejection Fraction (EF) currently require specialized equipment and skilled operators.
With the versatile CPS platform, acquiring advanced hemodynamic measures is as simple as a routine blood pressure assessment. Our mission is to make these measures widely available to hospitals and clinics to advance care for heart failure, sepsis, and other critical cardiovascular conditions.
