Cardiac Holter Monitoring

Cardiac Holter Monitoring - Kensington Park Medical Practice

Cardiac Holter Monitoring Service

Cardiac Holter Monitoring is a portable heart rhythm recording test used to detect irregular heart beats, palpitations, dizziness, atrial fibrillation, and other intermittent cardiac symptoms that may not appear during a standard ECG.

At Kensington Park Medical, we provide immediate fitting, no cardiology wait, electrophysiologist specialist reviewed reports, integrated GP follow up, AF screening programs, wearable integration, and preventive cardiology support. By continuously monitoring your heart rhythm during normal daily activity, holter monitoring helps doctors better understand your symptoms and guide appropriate next steps for your long term heart health.

Cardiac Holter Monitoring Adelaide

Heart rhythm monitoring without the long cardiology wait

Cardiac Holter Monitoring is a wearable heart rhythm recording test used to investigate symptoms such as palpitations, irregular heart beats, skipped beats, racing episodes, dizziness and suspected atrial fibrillation.

At Kensington Park Medical, we provide immediate fitting, electrophysiologist specialist reviewed reports and integrated GP follow up so your symptoms can be investigated sooner and more conveniently.

Immediate fitting No cardiology wait Specialist reviewed reports GP follow up
Cardiac Holter Monitoring Adelaide at Kensington Park Medical

When it may help

  • Palpitations or fluttering
  • Irregular or skipped heart beats
  • Racing heart episodes
  • Dizziness or light headedness
  • Unexplained fatigue
  • Smartwatch heart rhythm alerts

What it can detect

  • Atrial fibrillation
  • Ectopic beats
  • Fast rhythm episodes
  • Slow heart rhythms
  • Pauses or conduction changes
  • Symptom and rhythm patterns

Why choose KPMP

  • Immediate fitting where suitable
  • No cardiology wait to begin testing
  • Electrophysiologist reviewed reports
  • Integrated GP follow up
  • AF screening programs
  • Preventive cardiology support
How it works

A simple wearable test for intermittent heart symptoms

A standard ECG only records a short snapshot of your heart rhythm. A Holter monitor records continuously while you go about your normal daily routine, improving the chance of capturing rhythm changes that come and go.

1
GP review Symptoms, history, triggers and medications are reviewed.
2
Monitor fitted Electrodes and a small recorder are fitted at the clinic.
3
Normal activity You continue your routine while the device records.
4
Report reviewed The report is reviewed by electrophysiology specialists.
5
Next steps Your GP explains results and management options.
Why early testing matters

Do not ignore symptoms that keep returning

Many patients assume palpitations are caused only by stress, caffeine or poor sleep. These can contribute, but ongoing or unexplained symptoms should be assessed properly.

Early heart rhythm assessment can help detect issues such as atrial fibrillation, support better treatment decisions and provide reassurance when findings are benign.

Early monitoring may support

  • Earlier detection of abnormal rhythms
  • Better matching of symptoms to heart rhythm
  • Reduced uncertainty and anxiety
  • More informed treatment decisions
  • Stroke risk review in selected patients
  • Preventive cardiology planning

Wearable integration

Smartwatch alerts can be useful, but they are not always diagnostic. We review wearable data alongside your symptoms, medical history and formal Holter results.

AF screening

Atrial fibrillation can be intermittent and sometimes silent. Screening may be useful for selected patients, especially where symptoms or risk factors are present.

Preventive cardiology

Some patients benefit from broader review including blood pressure, cholesterol, lifestyle risk factors and long term cardiovascular prevention planning.

What to expect

Your appointment in brief

1

Assessment

Your GP reviews symptoms, timing, triggers, medications and relevant health history.

2

Fitting

The monitor is fitted in clinic. Your doctor explains how to wear it and what to record.

3

Follow up

Your results are discussed with your GP, including whether further care is needed.

This page provides general information only and does not replace personalised medical advice. If you have chest pain, severe shortness of breath, fainting or sudden severe symptoms, seek urgent medical care.

Book Cardiac Holter Monitoring in Adelaide

Speak with Kensington Park Medical about palpitations, irregular heart beats, dizziness, suspected AF or wearable rhythm alerts.

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