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Focused Ultrasound Advocates Visit Capitol Hill
Recently, the Medical Imaging & Technology Alliance (MITA) joined with the Focused Ultrasound Foundation to host a group…

Focused Ultrasound Advocates Visit Capitol Hill
Recently, the Medical Imaging & Technology Alliance (MITA) joined with the Focused Ultrasound Foundation to host a group of patients, physicians, and industry professionals for…
This National Minority Health Month, Support the FIND Act to Expand Access to Innovative Diagnostics
Bipartisan Bill Would Help Address Disparities in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Disease, Breast and Prostate Cancer Recognized every year in April, National Minority Health Month is…
Advocates Across the Country Speak Out Against Medicare Cuts
These pandemic years have been challenging, especially for doctors, who have worked to adapt, treat, and lead us through an international health crisis. Now our…
How Focused Ultrasound Helped One Patient Treat His Prostate Cancer
When Michael Swann turned 60, his urologist explained the importance of monitoring prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels as an indicator of prostate health. The doctor told…
“Focused Ultrasound Gave Me My Life Back”
Focused ultrasound is a procedure that helps patients with tremors improve their quality of life. Using concentrated ultrasound energy, this noninvasive procedure can precisely target…
WATCH: Patient Advocate Explains the Importance of Safety in Medical Imaging
Medical imaging saves lives. Scans allow providers to diagnose diseases earlier, improving patient outcomes, but the complexity of these devices requires regular servicing to ensure…
Take Action to Protect Patient Safety!
Medical imaging devices can catch disease early and save lives, but they’re also complex machines that require extensive training and skill to safely maintain. Regular…
Device Remanufacturing and Why It Matters to You
Medical imaging has revolutionized healthcare, especially over the past 30 years, offering doctors the opportunity to find diseases earlier and improve patient outcomes. But as…