Heart conditions can change quickly, so the earlier a change is spotted, the better the outcome. Our advanced monitoring systems keep a constant, connected watch on every patient’s heart, with digital records that let the whole care team see the same up-to-date picture.
- Telemetry-enabled wards
- Digital reporting & records
- Emergency crash-cart cover
- Instant alerts to the care team
What is advanced monitoring?
Advanced monitoring means tracking a patient’s heart rhythm, blood pressure, oxygen level and other vital signs continuously, not just at scheduled check-ups. The data is sent to a central station, where trained staff can respond to any change straight away.
Our monitoring facilities
Telemetry-enabled wards
Patients who are stable but need close observation are monitored wirelessly, so they can move around the ward comfortably while their heart rhythm is watched around the clock.
Digital reporting & records
Test results, monitoring data and treatment notes are stored in one secure digital record. Your cardiologist can review your history quickly, and you can be given clear, easy-to-read reports.
Emergency crash-cart cover
A fully stocked emergency cart, with a defibrillator and life-saving medicines, is kept ready in the wards and can be at the bedside within moments.
Who benefits?
- Patients recovering after a heart attack or heart procedure
- People with irregular heart rhythms
- Patients with heart failure needing close observation
- Anyone admitted with chest pain while tests are under way
How it works
- Small, comfortable sensors are placed on your chest.
- Your heart rhythm and vital signs are sent to the central monitoring station.
- Trained staff watch the readings and respond to any alert immediately.
- Your cardiologist reviews the recorded data and adjusts your treatment as needed.
Continuous monitoring lets our team act at the first sign of a change, often before you notice any symptoms yourself.
At a glance
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Monitoring | Telemetry-enabled wards, 24/7 |
| Records | Secure digital reports and history |
| Emergency cover | Crash carts with defibrillator in the wards |
| Alerts | Instant notification to the care team |
Questions about your care?
Our nurses and cardiologists are happy to explain how monitoring works and what your readings mean. Call our helpline on 99005 50134 or book an appointment.