Holter and Mobile Cardiac Monitors

Holter and Mobile Cardiac Monitors

MoMe ARC® V2

The MoMe ARC® V2 by InfoBionic is an advanced remote cardiac monitoring system designed to provide continuous, high-quality heart health data—no matter where you are. It's tailored for patients who need ongoing monitoring, whether at home or on the go, and offers a comfortable, discreet experience. MoMe ARC® V2 combines a lightweight, wearable sensor with a smart Gateway device and a cloud-based platform. It continuously tracks your heart's rhythm, detecting potential issues like arrhythmias (irregular heartbeats) and sending real-time data to your healthcare team. This means your doctor can monitor your heart health remotely and intervene quickly if needed.


Purpose

Your doctor uses Holter monitoring to determine how the heart responds to normal activity. The monitoring, usually over 1-2 days, helps the doctor diagnose heart rhythm problems that may be causing symptoms such as palpitations or syncope (passing out/fainting). Your doctor will order the event monitoring if no diagnosis is reached. The event monitor is also used for people who have symptoms that occur less often, such as weekly to monthly.

Hospital Affiliations

Harvard Medical School
Brigham and Women’s Hospital

The Lown Group is closely affiliated with the Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School. Our Board-Certified physicians hold teaching positions at Harvard Medical School and faculty appointments at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. In the event of hospitalization or invasive procedures, we will make every effort to admit our patients to the Brigham and Women’s Hospital, where our physicians will see hospitalized patients daily to provide continuity between the hospital and clinical setting.