…typically store recorded electrocardiogram data within the device and are not evaluated until the prescribed wear-time has expired. Patients return the Holter monitor to the clinic or the doctor’s office,…
…Unlike the looping memory monitor, however, a symptom event monitor will not store any ECG activity that occurs in the minutes prior to its activation. Both devices are able to…
…gadolinium-based contrast agents (GBCAs) and store the information in a worldwide database. The ultimate goal is to further advance research into GBCA safety, as outlined in the January issue of…
…device that can store data for up to thirty days. The one-piece device features a single receiver/recorder. One-piece designs are appealing to patients because they only have to worry about…
…government provides a way to encourage small business owners to take that financial leap. This much-needed tax relief may be the motivation to buy equipment sooner than later and ultimately…
…be the motivation to buy equipment sooner than later and ultimately help grow your practice. When considering a significant purchase, the Section 179 tax break could be the opportunity for…
…easy decision, so buying it back, or de-integration shouldn’t be either. It’s critical to weigh all the information and make a decision that meets your needs, your patients’ needs, and…
…the end of 2016 and 50 percent by the end of 2018. Continue Reading… When Hospitals Buy Doctors’ Offices, and Patient Fees Soar Imagine you’re a Medicare patient, and you…
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