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iRhythm provides an end-to-end cardiac monitoring service built around Zio ECG monitors and FDA-cleared deep-learned AI.

Last updated September 10, 2026

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Overview

iRhythm offers an end-to-end cardiac monitoring service that combines Zio ECG monitors, data analysis, and reporting in a single service. The service uses an FDA-cleared deep-learned AI algorithm that the company states is clinically proven to be as accurate as expert cardiologists, and combines up to 14 days of uninterrupted ECG data with intelligent algorithms and expert clinical review to deliver actionable data for clinicians.

Products and positioning

iRhythm positions its monitoring service as delivering precision, accuracy, and actionable data for cardiac arrhythmia diagnosis, with an FDA-cleared deep-learned AI algorithm and high patient compliance.

  • iRhythm monitoring service

    An end-to-end cardiac monitoring service that brings together devices, data analysis, and reporting in a single service, using advanced Zio ECG monitors and data management solutions.

  • Zio ECG monitors

    Advanced, simple-to-use ECG monitors designed to be comfortable and easy to wear for better patient satisfaction and compliance.

Controversies

  • 2021

    Shareholder lawsuit against iRhythm

    A shareholder filed a federal securities lawsuit against iRhythm Technologies, alleging that the company and its former CEO misled investors about the impact of a CMS reimbursement-rate change. These are allegations in the complaint.

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Recent events

  • Reported

    Shareholder lawsuit against iRhythm[5]

    A shareholder filed a federal securities lawsuit against iRhythm Technologies, alleging that the company and its former CEO misled investors about the impact of a CMS reimbursement-rate change. These are allegations in the complaint.

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