Hi. Good morning. I see you are new to our community, having just joined yesterday morning. Welcome to our heart failure community. I am glad to see that you are already participating here, in the forums. That is a great question! And one that I am also curious about. I. I have seen some patients come into my hospital to get an EKG (by me -- as that is one of my jobs) who tell me they became aware of changes to their EKG by an app that they purchased and used this as a prompt to call their doctors. A couple of these patients had watches that went along with apps. Although, I am also aware that there are other devices that can be used. I do hope that other members chime in here with what devices that they use. This also may be a good question to pose to your cardiologist. Perhaps he/she will have recommendations for you. What do you think? John. heart-failure.net community moderator.
Sanglen Member
Kardia Mobile. $79.00 at Amazon. FDA approved. Easy and accurate.
John Bottrell, RRT Moderator & Contributor
Welcome to the community. Thank you for the recommendation. We appreciate it. Wishing you all the best. John. heart-failure.net community moderator.
CommunityMember4f4ba8 Member
BP Doctor ECG5 has four heart rate monitoring modes: Watch wearing detection, chest stickers, ECG belt, and hand-held ECG. Although it cannot be compared with medical equipment, it is very convenient and can achieve 24-hour monitoring.
lauren.mullin Moderator
Thank you for sharing your recommendation. We appreciate your advice. Have you ever had to use a device such as the one you mentioned? All the best, Lauren (Team member)