Cardiac Monitoring

 

ZOLL offers a range of cardiac monitoring solutions to support patient diagnosis and care plans.

ZOLL Cardiac Monitor:
Traditional Mobile Cardiac Telemetry &
Cardiac Event Monitoring

ZOLL Cardiac Monitors continuously monitor a patient’s heart rhythm, automatically detecting and recording clinical arrhythmias as well as patient-initiated recordings. This information is automatically sent to the patient’s physician for review and diagnosis.

ZOLL Cardiac Monitoring Patient Brochure
Patient Brochure

ZOLL Cardiac Monitoring Example Report
Clinician Brochure

doctor at computer
Coding for Ambulatory
Cardiac Monitoring

 

ZOLL Arrhythmia Management System (AMS):
Next Generation Mobile Cardiac Telemetry (MCT)

ZOLL Arrhythmia Management System (AMS) adds biometric data (heart rate, activity, respiratory rate, and body posture) to the ECG information provided by traditional MCT. The addition of biometric data from ZOLL AMS is shown to improve patient management decisions compared to traditional MCT.1

With ZOLL AMS, physicians receive timely event-based reports, as well as comprehensive end-of-use reports with clinically relevant data, including sleep, activity, respiratory rate, and patient status, to help assess a patient’s broader health and wellness and guide meaningful treatment decisions.

ZOLL AMS is currently available in select U.S. markets followed by expansion throughout the U.S.

ZOLL Press Release
Press Release: ZOLL Launches Next Generation MCT

 

Online Patient Management

Clinicians can access reports and insights for a wide range of ZOLL patients via a unified portal – the ZOLL Patient Management Network – including ZOLL AMS, ZOLL Cardiac Monitors, ZOLL HFMS, and ZOLL LifeVest.

 

 

1ZOLL Launches Next Generation MCT Solution, Shown to Improve Patient Management Decisions in Largest Ever MCT Trial. ZOLL Medical Corporation Web site. https://www.zoll.com/news-releases/2022/03/21/zoll-launches-next-generation-mct-solution-shown-to-improve-patient-mgmt-decisions-in-mct-trial. Published March 21, 2022.