 Based on previous studies, we hypothesize that patients aged 18-49 years who are at low risk for Acute Coronary Syndrome ACS are unlikely to benefit from continuous heart monitoring while admitted to the hospital for chest pain. We suspect that the rate of significant events may approach zero in this group of participants. This study aim is to show that a bed without remote monitoring- telemetry- is adequate when these low risk participants with chest pain are hospitalized. 