NorthEast Monitoring develops high-quality Holter monitors, event recorders, and cardiac analysis software for diagnostic, clinical, and research applications.
NorthEast Monitoring, Inc. is a leading provider of innovative ambulatory cardiac hardware and software solutions. Based in Maynard, Massachusetts, the company specializes in manufacturing state-of-the-art Holter monitors and event recorders, such as the compact, showerable DR400 patch-style recorder. These highly accurate medical devices are designed to continuously monitor cardiac rhythms to assist physicians in detecting arrhythmias, evaluating pacemaker function, and assessing the efficacy of pharmacological treatments.
In addition to medical hardware, NorthEast Monitoring develops fully integrated software suites such as the HE/LX Analysis Software and LX Event utility. These platforms allow healthcare professionals and clinical researchers to seamlessly upload, edit, analyze, and report on patient ECG data. Their comprehensive diagnostic systems comply with stringent FDA standards, providing practitioners with reliable, industry-leading tools for cardiac patient care and monitoring.
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Place the DR400 into its docking station and plug the attached USB cable into a power adapter or PC. It takes approximately 2 hours to fully charge. A flashing orange light indicates charging, which turns to a green flash every 5 seconds when fully charged.
Prior to returning a recorder, you must contact NorthEast Monitoring or your dealer to obtain a return merchandise authorization (RMA) number. This RMA number must be visible on the outside of the packing carton.
You can download the software by navigating to the Support > Downloads and Documents section on the official website. You will need your HASP-key serial number to obtain a license key.
The internal non-volatile memory of the NorthEast Monitoring DR400 recorder can store up to 470 MB of patient ECG data.