AISAP

AISAP adds FDA-cleared diagnostic algorithms to point-of-care ultrasound so doctors who aren't echo specialists can get expert-level cardiac findings at the bedside. It is used by hospitals, urgent care centers, cardiology clinics and primary care practices.

The software runs as POCUS OS, an operating system meant to work with any point-of-care ultrasound device. It returns objective heart and valve measurements during the exam, which helps catch structural heart disease such as aortic stenosis earlier.

Hospitals use it to shorten turnaround times, discharge patients sooner and avoid transfers that would only be needed for a specialist scan. Screening programs and rural or community hospitals are among the listed settings.