Cardiac Rhythm Monitoring (Holter, MCOT, Event Monitor)

We offer several types of cardiac monitoring to meet different patient needs:

• Holter Monitor – A portable device worn typically for 24–48 hours that continuously records your heart’s rhythm during normal daily activities. It is ideal for detecting frequent irregularities.
• MCOT (Mobile Cardiac Outpatient Telemetry) – An advanced, real-time monitoring system that continuously tracks heart activity and automatically transmits data to a monitoring center. This allows for immediate detection and response to serious arrhythmias.
• Event Monitor – A device used over a longer period (weeks to a month) that records heart activity only when triggered by symptoms or abnormal rhythms. It is best suited for capturing infrequent or occasional cardiac events.