Vancouver, BC, July 27, 2022 – Clarius Mobile Health announced today that it has received Frost & Sullivan’s 2022 Best Practices Technology Innovation Leadership Award in the North American portable ultrasound industry. The American business consulting and market research firm has recognized Clarius for its visionary understanding of how best to address new challenges and opportunities in the rapidly-growing portable ultrasound industry.
“Frost & Sullivan reserves this recognition for companies at the forefront of innovation and growth in their respective industries. Driving innovation and growth is a difficult task made even harder by the strategic imperatives forcing change today, such as disruptive technologies, value chain compression, industry convergence, and new business models,” says Darrell Huntsman, Chief Executive Officer of Frost & Sullivan. “In this context, Clarius Mobile Health Corp’s recognition signifies an even greater accomplishment.”
Frost & Sullivan applies a rigorous analytical process to evaluate multiple nominees for each award category before determining the final award recipient. A dedicated team of analysts performed a detailed evaluation of best practices criteria related to technology and business impact. Clarius excelled in many areas including commitment to innovation and creativity to meet ever-evolving customer needs.
“It’s a tremendous honor to be recognized by the Frost & Sullivan team for our customer-focused innovations,” says Ohad Arazi, President of Clarius Mobile Health. “Our overarching goal at Clarius is to advance patient care by developing affordable and easy to use ultrasound solutions for all clinicians by unlocking access to medical imaging in every setting.”
Earlier this year, Clarius was the first of the leading handheld ultrasound manufacturers to introduce a third-generation line of scanners. Unlike other portable ultrasound systems, Clarius delivers a specialized experience with seven AI-powered wireless scanners and advanced cloud-connected Software-as-a-Service packages designed to optimize imaging across medical specialties and applications.
“An ultrasound system used to be on a bulky cart that you had to wheel into tight spaces,” Ohad explains. “Now emergency physicians are pulling Clarius ultrasound from their pocket to make a rapid diagnosis at the bedside, cosmetic clinicians are carrying it from patient to patient to guide safer medical aesthetic procedures, and sports physicians are examining athletes on the playing field.”
With the announcement of the award, Frost & Sullivan has released a 10-page report, recognizing Clarius for its leadership in advancing artificial intelligence and machine learning to make point-of-care imaging accessible to more medical professionals. “By integrating ML and AI, the Clarius Ultrasound App identifies the patient’s anatomy at the macro level and automatically selects the correct preset,” says Neeraj Nitin Jadhav, F&S Industry Analyst, “this allows new users to obtain high quality images of organs without requiring years of expert training.” The report is available for download on the Clarius website.
With the appropriate training, these tools could be amazingly useful in a rural area for initial triage of conditions ranging from abdominal aortic aneurysms to broken ribs.
The thing that’s most remarkable to me about the Clarius Ultrasound primarily is the image quality. I find that it’s comparable to most of the carts that I trained on.
Now I can fit a whole ultrasound machine in my pocket and I have small pockets. I can walk to a patient and start scanning with Clarius and my phone in a minute. I think it’s great!
The portability, ease of use, and ease of sending images/video loops for referral is simply incredible to have in conditions like these.
It’s the handheld ultrasound that is going to become the new stethoscope of the 21st century.“
Mit 7 Scannern und speziellen Voreinstellungen und Arbeitsabläufen haben wir eine kabellose Ultraschalllösung, die perfekt auf Ihre Anforderungen zugeschnitten ist . Sprechen Sie mit unseren Experten, um zu erfahren, welcher Scanner die besten Ultraschallbilder für ihre Praxis liefern kann.
