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CardioNet's MCOT service: 300,000th patient benefits

Published on February 4, 2010 at 5:44 AM · No Comments

CardioNet, Inc. (NASDAQ: BEAT) announced today that the 300,000th patient has been monitored with the Company’s Mobile Cardiac Outpatient Telemetry (MCOT™) service. MCOT is the first system to provide real-time wireless ECG monitoring and 24/7/365 analysis and response.

“The ability to immediately detect a cardiac arrhythmia and then closely monitor the patient for repeat occurrences provides numerous treatment advantages, not the least of which is giving the cardiologist an opportunity to address the condition before it causes a more severe, potentially irreparable outcome”

Randy Thurman, CardioNet Chairman, President and CEO, commented, “With 300,000 patients having now benefited from our MCOT service, it is evident that an increasing number of physicians view real-time, 24/7 monitoring of cardiac arrhythmias as crucial to identifying and preventing life-threatening cardiac-related events such as stroke. The continued availability and adoption of MCOT also brings value to the entire healthcare continuum as it enables physicians to manage arrhythmias before they manifest into more severe conditions that demand significantly greater costs and resources to treat.”

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