Full Spectrum Cardiac Rhythm Event Monitoring
Cardiac rhythm event monitoring includes a variety of noninvasive tests. Among the types of monitoring tests are Holter monitoring, event monitoring, and mobile telemetry, all of which involve collecting data from the patient over a period of time for suspected cardiac arrhythmias or to measure the efficacy of treatment.
Answers for Heart Rhythm Symptoms That Come and Go
Palpitations, sudden dizziness, fainting spells, and a racing or fluttering heartbeat rarely happen on schedule. A standard electrocardiogram records only a few minutes of heart activity, so it can miss an irregular rhythm that appears for a moment and disappears before you reach the exam room.
Full spectrum monitoring means the length and type of monitoring are matched to how often your symptoms happen and what your cardiologist needs to learn. Some people need a few days of recording, while others need weeks or even years of observation.
Monitoring Options Matched to Your Symptoms
No two heart rhythm concerns are alike. These monitoring options cover short-term to long-term needs, so you receive the right level of observation.
Holter Monitor
A small wearable recorder that tracks every heartbeat continuously for 24 to 48 hours. It suits people whose symptoms happen daily or almost daily.
Patient-Activated Event Monitor
You press a button when you feel symptoms, and the device saves the rhythm from that moment. It works well for symptoms that appear a few times a month.
Auto-Triggered Loop Recorder
This device keeps a rolling record of your heart rhythm and saves it automatically when it detects an abnormality. It is helpful when symptoms are brief, or you may not have time to press a button.
Extended Wear Patch Monitor
A lightweight, waterproof adhesive patch worn for up to two weeks, with no wires and no daily charging. It is comfortable for work, exercise, and sleep.
Mobile Cardiac Telemetry
A wearable sensor sends your heart rhythm to a monitoring center in real time for up to 30 days. Significant events can be reviewed quickly, so your care team can act sooner.
Implantable Loop Recorder
A tiny device placed just under the skin of the chest that monitors your rhythm for up to several years. It is designed for rare but serious symptoms such as unexplained fainting.
Insurance and Coverage
We work with a wide range of insurance plans, including Medicare and many major commercial providers, to make cardiac monitoring accessible. Our team will help you verify your benefits and understand any costs before your monitoring begins.
Take the First Step Toward Clear Answers
If you are experiencing palpitations, dizziness, or unexplained changes in your heartbeat, do not wait for them to get worse. Schedule a visit to find out which monitoring option is right for you.