Heart health monitored closely. A Holter monitor records your heart’s rhythm as you go about your normal day, giving your doctor information that a short in-clinic test might miss.
Monday – Thursday • Arranged through the clinic
Independently accredited general practice
Including ACROD parking
Your GP and specialists under one roof
Holter monitoring is available through Main Street Medical Centre in Osborne Park, Monday to Thursday. A Holter monitor is a small, portable device that continuously records your heart’s rhythm, usually over 24 hours or longer, while you carry on with your normal routine. Talk to your GP about whether it is appropriate for you.
What
Continuous heart rhythm recording with a small portable device
Who
People with palpitations, dizziness, fainting or an irregular heartbeat
When
Monday – Thursday
How to book
Talk with our GP · (08) 9349 3555
Some heart rhythm changes come and go, which makes them hard to catch during a short visit. A Holter monitor records over a longer period to help find answers.
A racing, pounding, fluttering or skipping heartbeat.
Feeling light-headed or unsteady without a clear reason.
Fainting or near-fainting episodes that need investigating.
Checking for an irregular rhythm your doctor may suspect.
Following up on results from an ECG or other heart tests.
Checking how your heart is responding to medication or treatment.
A Holter monitor is a small, lightweight recorder that connects to sticky electrodes on your chest. It continuously records your heart’s electrical activity, usually for 24 hours or longer, while you go about your usual day.
Because it captures your heart rhythm during everyday activities, including sleep, work and exercise, it can pick up changes that a standard ECG in the clinic may not show.
Small, portable and worn under your clothes
Records continuously, usually 24 hours or longer
Results reviewed and explained by your GP
Holter monitoring through Main Street Medical Centre is simple and convenient.
Your GP discusses your symptoms and decides whether Holter monitoring is appropriate.
The monitor is fitted at the clinic and our team explains how to wear it and anything to avoid.
Continue your routine as the monitor records. Note any symptoms and their timing.
Once the recording is reviewed, your GP talks you through the results and any next steps.
Arranged and fitted here in Osborne Park, with free on-site parking.
Monitoring available four days a week.
Results come back to the doctor who knows your history.
Alongside ECG and other cardiac assessments at the practice.
Talk to your GP first. They will discuss your symptoms and decide whether Holter monitoring is appropriate for you.
Holter monitors are usually worn for 24 hours or longer. Your doctor will let you know how long you need to wear yours.
Yes. The monitor is designed to record while you carry on with your usual activities. Our team will explain anything to avoid, such as getting the device wet.
No. The electrodes stick to your skin like small patches and the recorder is lightweight. Some people notice mild skin irritation from the adhesive.
Holter monitoring is available Monday to Thursday at Main Street Medical Centre.
Once your recording has been reviewed, your GP will discuss the results with you and explain any next steps.
Specialist care for older adults
Education and ongoing support
Snoring, tiredness or poor sleep
Speak with your GP about whether Holter monitoring is right for you.
Main Street Medical Centre is a GP-owned family practice in the heart of Osborne Park, with free on-site parking, ACROD bays and pharmacies within walking distance.
