Sleep apnea test and Holter ECG at the patient's home
One chest-worn recorder, up to 48 hours of signals and a report you describe in Aidmed Cloud.
Two examinations, one recorder
Home sleep apnea test
Airflow, breathing effort, SpO₂, pulse and body position through the night.
Holter ECG
Single-lead ECG at 250 Hz for up to 48 hours, and longer with charging breaks.
How it works
- 1
The clinic plans the study
Add the patient in Aidmed Cloud and hand over the kit.
Aidmed Cloud - 2
The patient records at home
A text message sets up Aidmed Health, which checks the signal and sends the data.
Aidmed Health - 3
You review and describe
Check the detected events, correct them and export the report as a PDF.
Clinics that use Aidmed One
Cardea Med: home sleep tests in Poland
Cardea Med introduced home sleep testing with Aidmed One. Marta Zalewska’s team prepares the kit, shows patients how to use it and reviews their recordings in Aidmed Cloud.
Read the Cardea Med story
Giromed: Respiratory care scaled across Spain
Juan Roldan’s Giromed network has relied on Aidmed One since 2021 to unify sleep diagnostics, boost device utilization, and keep teleconsultations on schedule.
Read the Giromed case study
Remote care for COVID-19 patients
A research project with the University Clinical Centre in Gdańsk and the University of Warmia and Mazury, funded by the Medical Research Agency.
Explore the research project
Wireless, without adhesive electrodes
Aidmed One clips onto a chest strap with gel-free electrodes. For a sleep test, the patient adds the nasal cannula and the pulse oximeter from the kit.
Tap or hover over the pulsing dots to see sensor details
- Size
- One size fits all (adjustable) 1
- Weight
- 77.5 g with battery and strap
- Dimensions
- Ø 66 × 23.5 mm
- Battery
- 1200 mAh, Li-PoUp to 48 hours
- Charge time
- Up to 3 hours
- Sensors
- 1-Lead ECG SensorSkin Temperature SensorChest Movements SensorMotion Tracking SensorMicrophoneNasal/Oral Respiratory Sensor
- Compatibility
- iOS 15 or higherAndroid 12 or higherWindows 10 or highermacOS 13 or higherDebian 10 or higher
- Connectivity
- Bluetooth Low EnergyMicro-USB (only for charging)
- Interface
- Power and connectivity LED indicator
- Languages
- English, Polish, German, Italian, Spanish, Greek, French
- What's in the box
- Aidmed One, 2 chest straps, pulse oximeter, 3 nasal cannulas, micro-USB cable
- Protection
- IP22
1. Not suitable for pectus excavatum (sunken chest).
For physicians
Intended use, signals, scoring and reports in detail.
Intended use
Supports the diagnosis of sleep-disordered breathing, and supports the diagnosis and preliminary detection of arrhythmias based on a single-lead Holter ECG, mainly at home, in adults. Reports require interpretation by a specialist.
Signals
- Single-lead ECG, 250 Hz, gel-free chest strap electrodes
- Oronasal airflow from a pressure cannula, 10 Hz
- Breathing effort from chest impedance, 62.5 Hz
- SpO₂ and pulse from a paired fingertip pulse oximeter
- 9-axis motion and body position
- Snoring sound level and skin temperature
Default scoring
- Apnea: airflow below 20% of baseline for at least 10 s
- Hypopnea: airflow drop of at least 30% for at least 10 s with a 4% desaturation
- Desaturation threshold adjustable from 3 to 6 points
- Edit events, add your own and exclude artefacts before the report
Sleep report
Hourly ODI, mean desaturation, desaturation coefficient, T90, SpO₂ and pulse distributions and statistics per body position, exported as a PDF with your description.
Holter review
Single-lead strips with adjustable speed and gain, automatic beat labels and navigation to premature beats, pauses, noise and supraventricular arrhythmias.
Contraindications
Not for patients who are seriously ill or in hospital treatment, who have a pacemaker or another implanted electronic device, life-threatening arrhythmias, injured skin where the recorder sits, pectus excavatum, or cognitive impairment that prevents independent use.
Bring home sleep and Holter tests to your clinic
Order Aidmed One or talk to us about a demo for your team.