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Heart Rhythm Screening (ECG)

Heart Rhythm Screening

Heart rhythm screening and ECG monitoring service

Electrocardiogram (ECG) in Non-Urgent Care

An electrocardiogram (ECG) is a fast, non-invasive, and radiation-free test that records the heart’s electrical activity. In non-urgent settings, it is a valuable tool for detecting heart abnormalities even in the absence of symptoms. Its simplicity and diagnostic power make it essential for ongoing heart health monitoring, treatment planning, and reassurance for both patients and clinicians.

Clinical Applications of ECG:

Common patient questions

What does heart rhythm screening check?

Heart rhythm screening helps assess heart rhythm concerns such as palpitations or irregular heartbeat symptoms.

Is it suitable for palpitations?

It may be suitable for patients with palpitations, skipped beats or rhythm-related concerns, depending on symptoms and clinical history.

What happens after screening?

Findings are reviewed and the patient is advised on next steps, follow-up or further assessment where appropriate.

This information is general and does not replace urgent or emergency medical care. For urgent symptoms, use NHS 111/999 or local emergency services.