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EUDAMED
European Database on Medical Devices — registration details for MyHealth App & TeltoHeart

MyHealth App — Medical Device Software

📋 Regulatory Details
Product Software Name
MyHealth App
Single Registration Number (SRN)
LT-MF-000007642
Product Classification
Class IIa
EC Certificate Number
MDR-009
Notified Body Number
1304
Notified Body Name
SIQ Ljubljana
🏷️ UDI Identifiers
Basic UDI-DI / EUDAMED DI
477905185MHAppQH

Issuing Agency: GS1

(Master) UDI-DI / EUDAMED ID
04779051850174

Issuing Agency: GS1

🗂️ Additional Details
Manufacturer
Teltonika Telemedic UAB
Legislation
MDR (EU) 2017/745
First on Market
Lithuania
Reference
MH001
🧩 EMDN Classification
Z12039092
Various instruments to support and monitor vital signs — Medical Device Software
📄 Intended use
This medical device, MyHealth app together with accessory medical device TeltoHeart, is intended to be used for patient heart monitoring in hospital and home environments. Heart monitoring functionality consists of:
Automatic recording of heart rate data extrapolated from PPG signal
Detection of suspected atrial fibrillation from PPG-based AF algorithm
Manual 6-lead ECG recording using physical electrodes
Heart rate and rhythm data is interpreted by an algorithm in the MyHealth app, which detects atrial fibrillation and alerts the patient if any are detected by way of notifications on the accessory device TeltoHeart. Electrocardiogram (ECG) is recorded manually on the TeltoHeart device by the patient and can be sent to their medical practitioner (e.g., cardiologist or other qualified medical staff) for further interpretation and help in diagnosis.
The device does not diagnose any medical conditions. For more precise diagnosis, it is recommended to use standalone electrocardiographs or use smart wearable data only in conjunction with additional medical examination data. The diagnosis is determined only by a medical practitioner.
MyHealth app and TeltoHeart are intended for use by adults aged 22 and above.

TeltoHeart — Accessory Medical Device

📋 Regulatory Details
Product Name
TeltoHeart
Product Classification
Class I
Classification Rule
Rule 13
Conformity Route
Self-declared (Class I — no Notified Body)
Applicable Regulation
MDR (Regulation (EU) 2017/745)
Active Device
Yes
🏷️ UDI Identifiers
Basic UDI-DI / EUDAMED DI
4779051850TeltoHeartHD

Issuing Agency: GS1


📄 Intended Use
TeltoHeart is an accessory medical device that functions solely as a physiological data acquisition and transmission instrument. It collects raw PPG signal (from which heart rate is extrapolated), raw ECG data via physical electrodes, and transmits this data to the platform (MyHealth app software). TeltoHeart does not perform any algorithmic analysis or generate any clinical outputs.
All data analysis, including detection of suspected atrial fibrillation via the PPG-based AF algorithm, is performed exclusively within the MyHealth app software. If atrial fibrillation is suspected, the MyHealth app software generates a notification which is relayed to the patient via the TeltoHeart device. This notification indicates a suspicion only and does not constitute a diagnosis.
Manually recorded ECG data can be forwarded by the patient to their medical practitioner for further interpretation. The diagnosis is determined solely by a qualified medical practitioner.