Today many patients treated for heart problems. Due to savior attack they not able to contact Doctor or they couldn’t get any help from others in time. In this paper, we present one module for heart patient’s care. When the patient’s heartbeats become abnormal then the module detects the changes of the heartbeats and directly contact to the family doctor or the person who will help him. This is very lightweight module and the patient can easily carry with him. This module is fixed on the patient’s chest like ECG using gel. The signals from the heart as well as heartbeats are captures by our module. Then the signals are transmitted via wireless towards mobile phone or the patient monitoring system, so that the doctor can examine the patients online and a more positive attitude towards life after a heart attack. This entire module is designed and implemented on the FPGA. Today VLSI design is very cheap and easily reconfigurable technology, so that each & every minute change can be done on chip within no time. In this paper we have described VLSI technology, Biomedical Technology, Wireless Systems, Network Protocol etc.

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