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Blood pressure, heart rate, SpO2, and wearable signals sync from home through certified devices and consumer platforms.
A Tretek innovation
Detect risk before it becomes an event.
Vascora is an early-warning layer for clinics and cardiology teams. It watches home signals, compares them with each patient’s own baseline, and sends prioritized context before deterioration becomes an emergency.
Episodic checkups miss slow deterioration at home: rising blood pressure, abnormal night-time patterns, elevated resting heart rate, and declining recovery.
Sources: WHO cardiovascular disease fact sheet; CDC Heart Disease Facts.
A clinician-controlled remote monitoring layer that turns home signals into action. Clinical decision support, not autonomous diagnosis.
Blood pressure, heart rate, SpO2, and wearable signals sync from home through certified devices and consumer platforms.
Vascora compares those signals with a patient-specific baseline and flags patterns such as sustained rise or loss of night-time dipping.
Clinicians receive prioritized context inside the workflow, in time for follow-up, medication review, or escalation.
Measurements from certified devices such as iHealth, or from Apple Watch, Garmin, and Fitbit, sync through Bluetooth and health APIs.
The engine reads each new signal against that patient’s own history, filtering noise and normalizing the trend.
Models look for sustained increases, loss of dipping, and related recovery signals, then update a dynamic cardiovascular risk score.
Actionable alerts land in the iPacienti dashboard so the care team can intervene when the pattern is still reversible.
Apple Watch, Garmin, Fitbit, and iHealth blood pressure devices.
HealthKit, Google Fit, and Bluetooth or API sync.
Stream processing, personal baselines, and AI risk scoring.
Prioritized risk inside the existing provider workflow.
Follow-up, medication review, or escalation.
Consented data flow, an audit trail, role-based access, and clinical escalation logic sit under the pipeline.
Vascora is built around deterioration signals with a stated driver, so the care team sees why a patient moved up the list.
Map-based oversight shows which patients need attention across a panel, so home-care and clinic follow-up can be coordinated from one view.
Each marker opens the score and the factors behind it.
Sudden loss of night-time dipping detected.
Rising systolic trend over the last 7 days.
Parameters within this patient’s usual range.
Vascora learns each patient’s usual physiology and flags deviations from that normal, rather than relying only on a static population threshold.
The engine looks for a non-dipping pattern, when blood pressure fails to fall during sleep, a signal associated with higher stroke and cardiac risk.
Blood pressure trends, heart-rate variability, and resting heart rate combine into a live index that orders who needs attention first.
Signals keep arriving after the patient leaves the clinic, so the next decision is based on a trend instead of a single reading.
Vascora is the cardiovascular prevention layer of an existing healthcare platform, delivered by Tretek.
A software company with health-tech delivery experience.
Alerts sit inside existing clinical workflows and patient context.
A working remote-monitoring base, with a team of 25+ professionals.
Recurring software for the clinic. Patient access stays free.
Software is free for patients on iPacienti.
For health systems, insurers, and partners that want risk scoring inside their own workflow.
Vascora is built by a multidisciplinary team of 12 professionals across software engineering, product, healthcare and business. Lirim Sulejmani leads product development, Erza leads product management, and Dr. Gzim Berisha provides cardiology and clinical expertise. Our core engineering team includes Lead Developer Përparim Zejnullahu and Senior Developers Blerta Mecini and Mirgeta Gashi, bringing strong experience in scalable software, system design and healthcare technology.
For clinics, hospitals, and partners evaluating cardiovascular prevention inside an existing workflow.