AISAP

AISAP is a point of care ultrasound platform that adds FDA cleared diagnostic algorithms to whatever ultrasound device a clinician already uses. The vendor packages it as a point of care operating system that spans five stages: image capture on the device, cloud based PACS storage with DICOM support, AI analysis, automated reporting and transmission of results into the electronic medical record. Its aim is expert level cardiac interpretation at the bedside, so a scan taken in an emergency department or clinic produces structured measurements and a report without waiting for a specialist read. It is sold to academic and large hospital systems, community and rural hospitals, urgent care centers, cardiology clinics, primary care and concierge practices, and screening programs. Capabilities cited include ejection fraction, ventricular dimensions and function, mitral and tricuspid regurgitation, right ventricular assessment, inferior vena cava measurement and pericardial effusion detection. The platform integrates with devices from Philips, GE, Siemens, Mindray, Clarius, SonoSite, Samsung, Butterfly and Wisonic, uses an on premises to cloud architecture that bridges devices and hospital systems, and includes accreditation and quality assurance tools. The vendor states that smart reporting reduces reporting time by up to 90 percent and that converting images to billable encounters can raise billing to 95 percent. Pricing is not published. Health systems engage through demo and contact requests, and the company cites research partnerships with Stanford, Mayo Clinic and Sheba Medical Center.