USE CASE 01
Ortho & urgent care clinics
Immediate diagnostics that accelerate treatment
Shorten time-to-decision and treatment; a smoother continuum of care
Better patient experience and outcomes
Capture more surgeries by reducing patient drop-off
The future of point of care facilities must involve imaging that allows providers to make a diagnosis and allows physicians to make a 3 dimensional view of the problem, and also of the soft tissues, at affordable cost and within ten minutes of patient arrival.
If physicians are empowered to do everything they need to do to make the right diagnosis at the point of care and initiate the treatment right away, this would improve healthcare, return the patient back to life or work faster, and decrease the cost immensely.
Dr. David Helfet
Chief Emeritus of Orthopedic Trauma Service Hospital for Special Surgery and NY Presbyterian Hospital Prof. Orthopedic Surgery Weill Cornell Medicine
USE CASE 02
Sports teams
Soft tissue imaging in the field
Triage injuries immediately
Monitor athlete injury tendencies across the season
Track recovery with objective imaging follow-ups
Get the athlete back in the game faster
Agile technology is going to impact orthopedic and sports healthcare in a big way.
I think the significance of having a machine that's portable or can be in any room, makes a big difference for us. Agile technology allows the change from reactive to proactive. We can address injuries before surgical treatments are required.
In sports medicine, every college team, every professional team, would want something like this.
Dr. Michael Terry
Orthopedic Surgeon and Sports Medicine Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine Medical Director Chicago Blackhawks USOC Orthopedic Surgeon for Hockey
USE CASE 03
Military & field care
Soft-tissue imaging at the point of injury
Bring diagnostics to forward and austere settings
Support triage and treatment far from a fixed facility
Rugged, mobile, low-infrastructure by design
