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Your workup was normal.
So why do you still feel every skipped beat?

The ECG was fine. The echo was fine. The monitor came back "no significant findings." And you still feel the flip, the pause, the pound in your chest at 11pm — and nobody ever explained what that sensation actually is. The Palpitation Program is a physician-led membership built for exactly this gap: unlimited review of your wearable strips, mechanism-first explanations, monthly trends, explicit tripwires — and a structure deliberately designed to end the checking loop, not feed it.

Not for emergencies. If you have chest pain, fainting, or severe shortness of breath right now, call 911. And if your palpitations come with fainting or happen during exertion, that needs your own doctor first — not a program.

The mechanism comes first

Most palpitation sensations have a knowable mechanism — and knowing it changes everything. That "flip-then-stop" you feel is usually an early beat followed by the reset beat after it: the heart isn't stopping, it's rescheduling, and the pause you notice is the recovery — the strong beat after it is the catch-up. You feel it more at night and lying down because the room is quiet, your attention is free, and attention itself recruits sensation. Nobody has 12 minutes of clinic time to teach you this. We do.

The kind of answer members get (details changed)
"The strip you sent at 10:42pm shows normal rhythm with two isolated early beats — the same pattern as your last three. What you felt as a 'stop' was the reset pause after each early beat; the thud after it is the next beat arriving with a fuller chamber. This is the pattern we've been watching all month, and it's behaving exactly the same. Your tripwires are unchanged."

What membership includes

Unlimited strip review. Send your Apple Watch, Kardia, or other wearable strips any time. A licensed physician reviews every one — software organizes and routes, the doctor reads and responds. Every answer names what the strip shows, teaches the mechanism, and restates your tripwires. Never a bare "this is normal."
Your Personal Tripwire Card. Set with a physician at intake: the specific, explicit situations that should send you to same-day care no matter what any strip says — and the (much shorter than you fear) list of what merits a routine appointment. Open-ended vigilance gets replaced by a finite checklist.
Monthly trend report. Your submissions, patterns, and symptom trajectory summarized once a month — so you can see the shape of things over time instead of re-deciding "is this fine?" thirty times a day.

The Taper — graduation is the goal

Here's what makes this different from every symptom-checker and subscription that profits from your vigilance: the program is designed so you stop needing it. The first weeks are "understand" — send everything, every strip gets reviewed and taught. Then "consolidate" — you start calling the pattern yourself before the physician confirms it, and you get scored, because recognizing your own pattern is a skill. Then "own it" — reviews become weekly summaries, and you practice noticing a sensation without needing to check it, with your tripwires unchanged the whole way. We measure progress on validated symptom scales, and graduation — not renewal — is the outcome we count. Graduates keep a low-cost dormant tier: the tripwire card stays active and any strip still gets reviewed. We will never manufacture an alert to win you back.

Pricing at launch

The Palpitation Program

~$24 / month · cancel anytime
  • Unlimited physician-reviewed strip submissions
  • Mechanism-first written answers, every time
  • Personal Tripwire Card, physician-set at intake
  • Monthly trend report
  • The structured taper — designed for graduation

Our promises — read them, they're unusual

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We open when our physician team is in place. Founding-list members get first access and 20% off for life. No spam — launch email, nothing else.

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Common questions

Do I need a workup first? Yes. The program is for people whose clinician evaluation is already done and reassuring. If you haven't had one, or your symptoms include fainting, exertional chest pain, or new breathlessness, the right first step is your own doctor — and we'll say so at intake, in writing, with a warm handoff note you can bring.

Is this therapy or an anxiety app? No. It's cardiology-led symptom care: real physicians reading real strips, teaching real mechanisms. If what you need is licensed psychotherapy, we'll tell you honestly and point you to it — we don't pretend to be something we're not. (If checking itself is the main problem, see The Stop-Checking Program.)

What if a strip looks like something real? Anything that isn't routine goes to same-day physician review, and your answer says plainly what it is and what to do — including, when warranted, "take this to your cardiologist, here's the sentence to say."

Related Heartline services: one-time watch-alert reads at Alarm Check · your existing reports explained at the Heart Report Translator · the checking habit itself at The Stop-Checking Program · or see all patient services.

This program provides educational explanation and structured review of member-submitted heart-rhythm data. It is not a diagnosis, not treatment, not psychotherapy, not an emergency or monitoring service, and not a substitute for care from your own physician. Enrollment requires a completed clinician evaluation, and some symptom patterns are not appropriate for the program and are referred back to your treating clinician. Final program details and pricing are confirmed at launch.

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