No, it shouldn’t hurt. You’ll feel the arm cuff inflate several times, each one a bit stronger then than the previous one as it measures the pumping of your blood. There is also a small, lightweight patch attached to the skin of your upper chest measuring the electrical activity of your heart.

FAQs Archive - Ventric Health

Q: When will I get results?

Your doctor will discuss the results with you at the same visit or shortly after so you won't be left waiting.

Q: Is there a cost to me?

There is no cost to you for this test and no prior authorization is required from Medicare or your insurance company.

Q: How long does it take?

About 5 minutes . You can continue with your day immediately after — no waiting, no recovery.

Q: What best practices help drive adoption?

We have found that the following three practices are key in implementation: 1) Identify highly engaged groups or practices to serve as pilot sites, 2) Thoughtfully develop clinical and operational workflows that integrate seamlessly into existing processes, 3) Establish a clear communication strategy so providers and care teams understand the patient impact of using the device.