General Ultrasound in Colorado
3 vendors serving Colorado
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Top general ultrasound in Colorado
dBMEDx Inc.
dBMEDx Inc. manufactures the BBS Revolution™, an automatic bladder scanner that uses advanced ultrasound technology to measure post-void residual (PVR) volume. The device features proprietary 8-transducer technology with automatic bladder detection, eliminating manual aiming and gender/anatomy setup required by traditional single-transducer scanners. The wireless probe operates up to 30 feet from the console, reducing cross-contamination risk and improving patient comfort. The system delivers bladder volume measurements in 3 seconds with 60-second operator training and fully automated operation. Key differentiators include built-in automated self-diagnostics that eliminate annual calibration requirements, barcode integration for direct EMR/EHR transmission, and optional Lost Probe Protection coverage. The device is based on 25+ years of research and represents the first and only wireless automatic bladder scanner with multiple transducers. Designed for acute care, skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and urology settings, the BBS Revolution improves accuracy, reduces disinfection time by 50%, and helps prevent urinary tract infections through more frequent and reliable bladder scanning. The company provides customer support and demo scheduling through its Littleton, Colorado headquarters.
Innovatus Imaging Corporation
Innovatus Imaging Corporation is an FDA-registered device manufacturer and specialized repair service provider for ultrasound probes and MRI coils. The company operates three primary business lines: ultrasound probe repair (30+ years, over 195,000 probes serviced), MRI coil repair (legacy manufacturer since mid-1980s, over 50,000 coils repaired), and design/manufacturing of specialty ultrasound probes and acoustic arrays. All facilities maintain ISO 13485:2016 certified quality management systems. Service capabilities include RapidRepair and RapidRestore programs offering expedited turnaround (next business day for MRI coils), loaner probe availability, and support for latest models including Philips dStream and GE AIR coils. The company serves clinical engineering departments, hospitals, and radiology centers across the US, with three operational locations: Englewood CO (headquarters), Pittsburgh PA (design/manufacturing), and Tulsa OK (manufacturing). Innovatus emphasizes OEM-quality repairs at competitive pricing, comprehensive inspection processes, and warranty protection. The company actively participates in HTM (Healthcare Technology Management) conferences and maintains strong testimonials from major hospital networks and regional medical centers regarding repair quality, turnaround time, and customer service.
MuscleSound, Inc.
MuscleSound is a Colorado-based digital health company that develops point-of-care ultrasound analytics software to assess malnutrition, sarcopenia, frailty, and cachexia. The proprietary platform automates analysis of ultrasound images to quantify muscle health and nutritional status at the bedside, providing clinicians with objective diagnostic data. MuscleSound's cloud-based software integrates with existing clinical ultrasound technology and delivers immediate, actionable insights across surgical, critical care, oncology, cardiology, physical medicine & rehabilitation, and pediatric settings. The non-invasive assessment tool measures muscle size, quality, and energy status—positioning muscle health as a vital sign for patient care optimization. Developed in partnership with Duke University Medical Center, University of Colorado School of Medicine, and other leading institutions, MuscleSound enables higher diagnostic accuracy, improved documentation, potential cost savings, and reimbursement optimization by addressing the hidden epidemic of hospital-associated malnutrition.