Research

To more objectively validate anyone's competency beyond completing X number of scans per exam type.

By correlatating number of scans to acquisition, interpretation, and clinical integration metrics for different exam types.

To bring ultrasound applications closer to patients outside hospital walls in their homes and remote areas.

By creating new ultrasound workflows and analytics required to provide ultrasound training and patient care in community, rural, and LMIC environments.

To inform earlier, more effective treatment for patients with both existing proven interventions and new promising ones.

By building evidence on the utility of lung ultrasound for congestive heart failure (CHF) patient management in the outpatient setting.

To accelerate both new applications and accessibility of this rapidly evolving technology with massive healing potential.

We are currently exploring initial areas of focus as this technology has such a wide scope of applicability.