Cora mobile app

Description:

Market Opportunity

Patients with implantable devices like pacemakers or defibrillators need ongoing monitoring for optimal device performance and early detection of issues. Currently, patients lack direct access to their device data and rely on clinician reviews. Existing solutions often have fragmented, confusing interfaces and limited educational resources, reducing patient engagement. As healthcare moves towards continuous, patient-centered care, a unified digital tool is needed to provide real-time data and support.

USC Solution

USC scientists have developed the Cora mobile app which gives cardiac rhythm management (CRM) patients daily access to key device metrics like heart rate, pacing activity, and battery status. It features a customizable dashboard with alerts, educational videos, and caregiver access. With the potential for manufacturer-agnostic design allow cross-platform compatibility, enabling seamless communication with healthcare providers, regulators, and clinical trials, while enhancing patient engagement and self-management.

Benefits

  • Empowers patients with real-time, clear access to CRM device data
  • Enhances patient engagement and education with contextual alerts and video explanations
  • Facilitates caregiver collaboration and streamlined communication with clinical teams
  • Scalable and secure data integration

Stage of Development

  • App design completed and ready for software integration

Patent Information:

  • Title: Systems, Methods, and Software for Accessing and Displaying Data from Implanted Medical Devices
  • App Type: Utility
  • Country: United States
  • Serial No.: 17/315,797
  • Patent No.: 12,341,851
  • File Date: 5/10/2021
  • Issued Date: 6/24/2025
  • Expire Date: 10/12/2042
  • Patent Status: Patent Issued