Zoll Medical Corporation, which received FDA clearance a few years ago for both home and hospital versions of its wearable defibrillator LifeVest, is now dealing with a range of lawsuits and FDA ...

A southern Indiana veteran was prescribed a Zoll Life Vest, an external defibrillator, to protect his life while battling a heart condition. But his health insurance company has denied coverage ...

Life Vest by ZOLL Medical has walked away with the Wearables Championship for healthcare technology over Reemo by Playtabase. The matchup of 16 healthcare-focused wearable technologies and at ...

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a safety alert today warning that the Zoll LifeVest 4000, a wearable cardioverter defibrillator, might not deliver a lifesaving shock due to a fault ...

The VEST Trial studied use of the LifeVest WCD for patients who had recently suffered a heart attack (clinically known as a myocardial infarction or "MI") and had a reduced heart function (defined ...

Zoll and the FDA warned of a "potential lack of treatment, or shock delivery, due to a device failure." Patients were told to be aware of a "call for service message code 102" which could indicate ...

Zoll designed the 2,300-patient trial to show LifeVest reduces the sudden death rate by monitoring the wearer’s heart rhythms and delivering a treatment shock if they go awry.

He was sent home with the Zoll Life Vest while Nasser monitored his condition. Nasser said before the vest, which he began using on his patients a little more than a year ago, patients went home ...

If I didn’t have the LifeVest that night, I don’t know that they would have gotten here in time.” The LifeVest, manufactured by Zoll in Pittsburgh, Penn., is the first wearable defibrillator.

The Zoll LifeVest has been bridging the gap for sufferers of chronic heart failure for 10 years, carrying them from death by sudden cardiac arrest to a more permanent life saving solution.