AT-Patch records ECG data during the prescribed monitoring period to support a healthcare professional's review of your heart rhythm. Ask your healthcare provider which examination and monitoring period are appropriate for you.

Contact a healthcare provider or your local supplier to ask about availability and the procedure in your country. Available models and access arrangements vary by market.

Follow the instructions provided for placement, preparation, and confirmation that recording has started. Contact your healthcare provider if you have not received sufficient guidance or are unsure whether recording has begun.

Tell your healthcare provider about skin allergies, rashes, wounds, or skin conditions before application. Your device manual includes skin-related contraindications and precautions; do not use this FAQ alone to decide whether the device is suitable for you.

Tell your healthcare provider if you have a pacemaker, implanted defibrillator, or another implanted electrical device. A healthcare professional must check your implanted device and AT-Patch model before advising whether and how monitoring can proceed.

Tell the examination team that you are wearing AT-Patch when booking and before the examination. Procedures involving strong electromagnetic fields, particularly MRI, have device-specific restrictions. Check with the team before entering the examination area, including any instructions for removal and resuming monitoring.

Follow the water-exposure instructions and ingress protection requirements for your model. Permission to shower does not mean that prolonged immersion, such as bathing or swimming, is permitted. Check your device's instructions before monitoring begins.

Continue daily activities within the limits advised by your healthcare provider and follow precautions about excessive movement and sweating. Ask your provider about suitable exercise intensity for your health condition.

Follow the continuous-wear instructions provided for your monitoring period. Do not remove and reattach the device just for sleeping. Contact your healthcare provider if pressure or skin discomfort makes it difficult to wear.

Seek medical advice if you develop a rash, allergic reaction, skin irritation, or itching. Do not simply tolerate the symptoms or apply medication on your own; ask your healthcare provider whether monitoring should stop and the device should be removed.

If the device comes off completely, do not reattach it yourself; contact your healthcare provider. If only an edge lifts, check your model's supplementary attachment instructions before using any adhesive or tape.

Contact your healthcare provider if the device has been immersed, damaged, or may not be working correctly. Do not disassemble or repair it yourself. Ask whether to continue monitoring, remove the device, or arrange a replacement.

Record the time and details using the method explained by your care team. Depending on your model and care arrangement, this may involve the device button, AT-Note, or a paper symptom diary. Check your model's instructions for button operation and indicator lights.

If palpitations occur with chest pain, shortness of breath, fainting, or feeling faint, seek immediate help from local emergency services. Do not wait for a response to a symptom entry or website enquiry. Recording symptoms does not mean an emergency response has been initiated.

Some care arrangements allow a paper symptom diary. However, app requirements for initial setup and starting recording vary by model. Ask your healthcare provider in advance whether your monitoring can proceed without a smartphone.

Do not infer the recording status from the app connection alone. Check the on-screen instructions and contact your healthcare provider or designated technical support if the status is unclear or the connection cannot be restored.

Indicator lights and sounds depend on the model and operating stage. Check the relevant manual and tell your healthcare provider about unexpected changes or a suspected stop. Do not repeatedly hold the button or try unapproved operations.

AT-Patch is an integrated device designed for the prescribed monitoring period. Do not attempt to charge it or replace the battery yourself. Contact your healthcare provider if operating problems occur before the expected end of monitoring.

The monitoring period depends on your model and prescription. Do not end monitoring on your own because you have no symptoms or the app appears normal. Discuss any need to stop with your healthcare provider.

Follow your healthcare provider's timing and the removal instructions for your model. If you have not received removal instructions or have a skin problem, contact your healthcare provider first.

Return the device and required symptom records as instructed by your healthcare provider or designated return service. Delivery, packaging, and required records vary by country and provider. Do not discard the device before receiving return and data-handling instructions.

Ask the healthcare provider who arranged the examination about timing and how results will be delivered. A healthcare professional reviews the recording and analysis before explaining the findings and next steps. Turnaround times vary.

Do not diagnose a condition or change treatment based only on the app display or automated analysis. AT-Report supports review by healthcare professionals. Discuss your results with your healthcare provider.

Do not reuse a single-use device or use it on another person. Select a manual that matches the device model, document market, and language. If no matching document is listed, ask your healthcare provider or local supplier.