St. Paul, Minnesota, August 2023
VivaQuant, a digital health company providing remote cardiac arrhythmia monitoring services under its Rhythm Express brand, is pleased to announce its recognition by Inc. Magazine as one of the fastest growing private companies in America. VivaQuant founder and Chief Technology Officer Marina Brockway, PhD says, “Our goal is to partner with physicians to provide the fastest and most accurate diagnosis possible. Our small one-piece device is easy to use, comfortable to wear, and streamlines clinic workflow. The simple elegance of our technology has now been proven in more than 160,000 patients.”
“The company’s inclusion in this prestigious ranking of the fastest-growing private companies in America is recognition of the hard work of our employees and remarkable innovation, revenue growth, and entrepreneurial success. Our commitment to excellence, innovation, and delivery of exceptional value will continue to drive strong revenue growth in the coming years.”
About VivaQuant, Inc.
VivaQuant is a leading provider of remote cardiac monitoring services. The heart of our system is the Rhythm Express RX-1 mini, the smallest and most advanced one-piece mobile cardiac telemetry (MCT) device on the market. The company’s highly differentiated mobile cardiac telemetry (MCT) wearable, the RX-1 mini, enables near real-time observation of a patient’s heart rhythm. The RX-1 mini was designed from the ground up to provide the trifecta of wearables – a device that is easy for patients to wear, easy and inexpensive to operate, and provides accurate diagnostic data. Our system contains proprietary noise cancelling algorithms that result in high-clarity ECGs, enabling near perfect identification of cardiac arrhythmias that facilitates fast diagnosis. We provide 24/7/365 oversight of incoming patient data where millions of heart beats are translated into actionable information that physicians can use as an aid in diagnosis and establishing life-saving care plans for patients. VivaQuant operates from offices in Arden Hills, MN, and Dallas, TX.