"Lapsi Health, a rapidly growing health tech innovator with roots in Europe and the U.S., today announced the launch of Keikku 2.0,(pronounced "KAY-koo") a breakthrough medical tool for clinicians. Keikku 2.0 is the first FDA-cleared digital stethoscope that listens, scribes, and supports diagnostics with AI in real time," the Morning Star reports.

""Keikku 2.0 is the first multimodal device to combine clinical, administrative, and AI power in one tool," said Jhonatan Bringas Dimitriades, MD, CEO and co-founder of Lapsi Health.

"For the first time, physicians can listen, document, and diagnose in real time with a single device. That means less time on paperwork and more focus on patients. We're proud to bring this innovation to market and give clinicians back hours each day to deliver better patient care."

"According to the American Medical Association, in primary care alone, physicians can spend an average of 36 minutes per patient visit on charting in electronic health record (EHR) systems, with some of it outside clinic hours.

"Keikku 2.0 streamlines this process by automatically generating ready-to-use clinical notes that integrate directly into major EHR systems," the official press release says.



"Unlike other tools, Keikku 2.0 works with all major scribe technologies. The device works seamlessly with Keikku AI and leading third-party scribe platforms. This flexibility makes adoption simple for clinics and hospitals of any size. Data is always protected with advanced encryption and HIPAA-compliant security."

"Beyond documentation, Keikku 2.0 supports clinical decision-making. Its multiple sensors and AI-powered auscultation analytics detect cardiac murmurs and lung sounds that may indicate disease, giving clinicians immediate, data-driven insights during routine exams. By turning sound into structured data, Keikku helps enable more personalized, precise care.

"Keikku 2.0's high-definition ambient microphones capture clinical-grade sound even in noisy environments, ensuring diagnostic accuracy and patient privacy through built-in cybersecurity and encrypted data transmission.

"The small, portable device can be deployed on-the-go during hospital rounds, from exam room to exam room in the clinic. Keikku is a wireless device enabled by Bluetooth and currently must be paired with a smartphone. Future technology is expected to enable the device to operate independently," the official press release says.

"Just as Apple reimagined the phone, Keikku redefines listening to voice and the human body. It's not just a tool, it's a Medical Assistant," said Shafi Ahmed, MD, PhD, Professor and General Surgeon, London, England.

"A powerful tool to carry unlimited AI into my clinical practice, so I can use it responsibly," said Carlos Sendon, MD, Pulmonologist, Washington, DC," the official press release says.

"As a general practitioner, Keikku has completely transformed the way I approach workflow and auscultation in my daily practice," said Tamara Sunbul, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Keikku 2.0 is available now. Orders and product details are available at www.keikku.health.

About Lapsi Health

"With offices in Amsterdam and Houston, Lapsi Health is a global health technology company transforming the future of frontline medicine through AI-driven devices. Founded by physicians and entrepreneurs Jhonatan Bringas Dimitriades, MD; Diana van Stijn, MD, PhD; Rodrigo Alvez, MBA; and Seamus Holohan, the company combines deep clinical expertise with cutting-edge technology to reimagine everyday medical tools such as the stethoscope.

"Backed by Modi Ventures, 1921 VC, and Mentors Fund, Lapsi Health is pioneering the next generation of medical devices that improve efficiency, accuracy, and the physician-patient experience.

"Its flagship platform, Keikku, is the first FDA-cleared digital stethoscope with integrated AI scribe and diagnostic capabilities. By turning sound into actionable clinical insights, Keikku enables healthcare professionals to work smarter, reduce documentation burden, and refocus on what matters most — time with patients.

"Amsterdam-based Lapsi Health has announced the launch of Keikku 2.0, a next-generation digital stethoscope that combines AI-powered auscultation, automated clinical documentation, and real-time diagnostic support in a single device.

"The product marks the world’s first FDA-cleared stethoscope with an integrated AI scribe, reflecting a step forward in how clinicians record, analyze, and act on patient data," the G Med Tech reports.

"Beyond documentation, Keikku 2.0 incorporates multiple sensors and AI algorithms to analyze cardiac and pulmonary sounds, detecting abnormalities such as murmurs or irregular lung patterns. By converting sound into structured data, the device offers clinicians immediate insights during physical exams. Its high-definition ambient microphones maintain diagnostic accuracy even in noisy environments, while secure data transmission safeguards patient privacy."

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