Specialized Medical

06/09/2026

Post-TAVR heart rhythm problems do not always happen while the patient is still in the hospital.

This de-identified ECG strip shows a 4.34-second pause due to high-grade AV block detected during post-discharge monitoring after TAVR.

This is exactly why extended mobile cardiac telemetry matters.

For post-TAVR patients, reliable monitoring is not just about wearing a patch. It requires ECG acquisition, connectivity, data transmission, monitoring workflows, and timely clinical review.

Specialized Medical provides remote cardiac monitoring and mobile cardiac telemetry services designed to help identify clinically meaningful rhythm events after discharge.

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06/08/2026

https://medium.com/-med/the-specialized-medical-cardiac-monitoring-system-487ab18aeebf

A Physician-Focused Comparison of Holter, Event Monitoring, Long-Term Holter, Extended Holter, and Live-Streaming Mobile Cardiac Telemetry

05/31/2026

This is why LIVE STREAMING cardiac monitoring matters.

Using Specialized Medical’s live-streaming ECG system, our monitoring team identified and reported multiple serious-level arrhythmia's in a timely manner, including:

Ventricular Tachycardia
VTACH runs
Atrial Fibrillation
Sinus Tachycardia
Supraventricular Tachycardia
Pauses
2nd Degree AV Block
3rd Degree AV Block

These events are exactly why delayed data, manual uploads, and incomplete monitoring are not enough for today’s cardiac patients and practices.

At Specialized Medical, our system is built to help physicians receive meaningful, timely information so they can make informed clinical decisions faster.

Learn more about our live-streaming cardiac monitoring system:
https://www.specialized-med.com/

05/31/2026

Specialized Medical captured a critical cardiac event in real time.

This patient had a double sinus pause, with two pauses occurring only 12 minutes apart. Our monitoring team captured both ECGs and reported them within minutes, giving the provider timely information to help determine that the patient may be a candidate for a pacemaker.

This is exactly why live-streaming cardiac monitoring matters: faster visibility, faster reporting, and faster clinical decision-making.

Learn more about Specialized Medical’s advanced cardiac monitoring solutions:
https://specialized-med.com/

04/30/2026

Featured Cardiac Wire Interview

In this featured Cardiac Wire interview, Steven M. Burns, President & CEO of Specialized Medical, explains how Specialized Medical supports cardiology practices and healthcare organizations with a fourth-generation ambulatory cardiac monitoring system, live-streaming ECG technology, stay-connected cellular connectivity, patient-friendly monitor design, and turnkey clinical support.
The interview highlights how Specialized Medical helps simplify Holter, long-term Holter, event monitoring, and mobile cardiac telemetry workflows while supporting physician-ready reporting, patient care, and practice efficiency.

Steven M. Burns, President & CEO of Specialized Medical, discusses how Specialized Medical is helping cardiology practices improve ambulatory cardiac monitoring through live-streaming ECG technology, patient-friendly monitors, and turnkey clinical support.

04/15/2026

Check out our new website!

https://www.specialized-med.com

Live ECG and remote cardiac monitoring for your practice. Holter, extended studies, event and MCT—no upfront costs, streamlined workflow, 24/7 support.

01/06/2026

12/10/2025

CES show coming 1st full week in January in Las Vegas, Hope to see many of my associates there!

05/24/2025

Working diligently for our patients.. by capturing, identifying and reporting serious cardiac arrhythmia's = saving lives

08/18/2022

After many years of running this business, I keep noticing patterns / bundles of more serious heart arrhythmia's. The first pattern I noticed was during holidays which I relate to stress (very evident) but the other bundles of activity I have had a hard time correlating.. but recently I have figured it out.. Increased Heart arrhythmia's correlate with the sun's solar activity! Such as with Solar Flares.. I then researched it and am finding several published articles about this. I have posted the past few months of our most serious heart arrhythmia's that we captured from patients and if you look around 07/23/2022 there is a significant increase in arrhythmia activity.. this correlates with a pretty decent solar activity at the same period. Here is also a pretty extensive study / article I found about this as well. Pretty interesting information.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5805718/