CardioLife is developing next-generation cardiac support technologies designed to improve patient outcomes & expand access to advanced heart care worldwide.
Millions of people require advanced cardiac support, yet access to treatment remains limited worldwide.
People living with cardiac conditions worldwide
People in advanced stages requiring specialised support
People currently receiving advanced cardiac support
People who receive the advanced cardiac support they require
Despite advances in cardiac care, several barriers continue to limit access to specialized treatment worldwide.
Current cardiac technologies require multiple separate systems, creating complexity in care delivery.
Advanced cardiac devices remain unaffordable in many regions, particularly in low and middle-income countries.
Existing devices don't account for the full range of patient anatomies, limiting who can benefit.
CardioLife brings together advanced cardiac support technologies on a single platform, designed to support patients across different stages of care.
Foundational control and monitoring platform underpinning ECMO and ventricular assist systems

Life support for severe heart or lung conditions.

Used after initial stabilisation for short- to mid-term ventricular support

Implant for permanent ongoing cardiac support

We work closely with leading cardiac specialists to ensure our solutions are grounded in real clinical practice.
Guided by cardiologists and cardiac surgeons across India & Australia.
Guided by cardiologists and cardiac surgeons across India and Australia.
Including KIMS Hospital Group (India) and St Vincent’s Hospital, Sydney.












Behind CardioLife is a journey shaped by personal experience and years in cardiac care.
Hear from our founder, Dr Pete Ayre, on what is needed to change, and the thinking behind making advanced circulatory cardiac support more accessible

CE Mark and TGA-approved VentrAssist achieved 420+ implants with the longest tracked patient survival of 13 years, demonstrating haemocompatibility and device durability. The team who developed VentrAssist are developing EasyHeart

Better cardiac care is built by clinicians, hospitals, and partners working together to reach more people. If you share this vision, we'd love to connect.