CardioSuite™ System
Nasiff CardioCard® PC Based Suite ECG System

CardioSuite is the first complete fully integrated PC-based Resting ECG, Stress Testing ECG and Holter Monitoring PC cardiology system. The patient records and test results from all ECG components are seamlessly stored and managed by a single database which is unlimited and offers EMR and networking compatibilities.
A Turnkey PC ECG/PC EKG Cardiology WorkStation
Responding to the cost pressures within today's medical community, while enhancing Diagnostic and Administrative performance, Nasiff Associates has created it's CardioSuite PC ECG/PC EKG.
By successfully integrating individual CardioCard Modules of Resting Interpretive PC ECG/PC EKG, Stress ECG (treadmill additional) and Holter ECG (digital recorder) into a SINGLE system, CardioSuite offers the medical professional a complete integrated Cardiology System.
Further, the patient records and test results from all ECG database which offers virtually unlimited Patient Record Storage, Analysis and Telecommunication/ Networking capability modalities are seamlessly stored and managed
by a single database which offers Telecommunication/Networking, virtually unlimited Patient Record Storage, and Analysis capability.
Connectivity
The Nasiff CardioResting and CardioStress come standard with USB connectivity. The devices can be equipped with Bluetooth connectivity or with both USB and Bluetooth connections on the same device.
Software
The future of Healthcare. All CardioCard products (ECG, Holter, Stress, and Blood Pressure) are connected and come with the Cardio Universal EMR Interface™
Control
Our easy to use innovative CardioCard Software allows for in-depth control over all of your test options from our standard default settings to every detail in your test and report.
Advanced Management Tools
Integrate all devices into one machine
Integrated patient database and chart
Serial historical comparisons
Transmit and receive ECGs
Portable patient data


FDA Clearance
Veteran Owned
Made in the USA
Helping Doctors save lives since 1989

