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Pending FDA Clearance for Patient Care.
Available Only for Research Studies
R/O chest pain in 1 HR with
AutoCAC™
Patent Issued*
Incorporate AutoCAC™ in your ED to:
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Reduce patient wait time
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Increase provider confidence
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Release beds for high risk, high revenue cases
Request more information or schedule a demo
Learn and explore about Auto-CACâ„¢.
10 million patients with chest pain congest our EDs every year.
Thanks to newest ACC / AHA guidelines we can reduce ED congestion using AI and Calcium Score on 80% of those patients who are troponin negative.
Cut down ED congestion for low-risk patients and increase workflow
Reduce unnecessary ED time by cutting down bedtime for low-risk patients, therefore opening space for high-risk patients. Reduce patients and wait time in the ED.
By not discharging high-CAC atherosclerotic patients without proper preventive care recommendations. Documenting discharges with CAC=0 according to latest ACC/AHA guidelines
Up ED revenue
AutoCAC™?
How to start using
Register your Hospital
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Complete the form and create your HeartLung account.
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Setup CT Scan Protocols
Install the HeartLungâ„¢ CT Scan Protocols.
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Update SOP, Order Auto-CACâ„¢
Update standard operating procedures (SOP) in the ED and start ordering AutoCAC™ for patients with HEART Score below 7.
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Receive AutoCAC™ reports
AutoCAC™ cloud delivers reports in minutes.
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Discharge Patients with HeartLung App
Discharge patients with CAC zero and HEART Score below 7. Before discharge guide patients to download HeartLung app and scan QR code in AutoCAC™ report available in hospital EHR. Encourage patients to follow the app and schedule an outpatient visit as soon as possible.
Better Patient Care
Fast and 24/7 AutoCAC™
Supervised and personalized
Our AI technology does the heavy lifting, allowing the specialists to focus on what is really important.
Private and secure
We adhere to the highest standards in health data security and privacy, including HIPAA and HL7 compliance. Data is never shared third parties without patient's consent.
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