2.  Throughout its 20-year history, Cardiac Monitoring
Services has helped physicians improve the quality of
the care they provide their patients. In particular,
Cardiac Monitoring Services receives and analyzes
patient cardiac data from Holter and event monitors.
A small, wearable device designed to keep track of
a patient’s heart rhythm, the Holter monitor is
typically worn on the chest for one to seven days
after an inconclusive electrocardiogram.
Using the data collected by the Holter monitor, which
continuously records a patient’s heartbeat, a
cardiologist can identify irregularities in heart rhythm
over an extended period of time.

3.  Throughout its 20-year history, Cardiac Monitoring
Services has helped physicians improve the quality of
the care they provide their patients. In particular,
Cardiac Monitoring Services receives and analyzes
patient cardiac data from Holter and event monitors.
A small, wearable device designed to keep track of
a patient’s heart rhythm, the Holter monitor is
typically worn on the chest for one to seven days
after an inconclusive electrocardiogram.
Using the data collected by the Holter monitor, which
continuously records a patient’s heartbeat, a
cardiologist can identify irregularities in heart rhythm
over an extended period of time.