Studycast

According to the American Medical Association, the average physician spends only 27.2 hours of a 57.8-hour week with patients, and there's an often-overlooked reason why.

For cardiology and vascular practices, much of the shortfall lives inside the imaging workflow.

On a busy afternoon in the echo lab, a completed cardiovascular study can stall for minutes or hours while its measurements get retyped by hand or the reading physician waits to hear it's ready.

And for as long as it sits unread, the practice's ceiling on how many patients it can see that day keeps creeping lower.

We identified four places patients slip off the schedule and how to fit them back into the day: https://hubs.ly/Q04yVZTW0

Heart disease can hide in plain sight.

Yet every day, sonographers, technologists and cardiologists work tirelessly to help uncover signs of the disease that might otherwise go unseen and give patients clearer answers about their heart health.

For , we’re proud to stand behind and celebrate all of you who help patients understand what’s happening with their hearts every day.

To everyone helping make sure we don’t miss a beat, thank you. ❤️

And just like that, the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology's is already behind us.

We spoke to a number of you about PET/CT, which makes sense as many of you are weighing the move off SPECT to PET/CT for the stronger reimbursement.

But every PET/CT still comes with a stack of measurements to get into the report, and that's where we can help. Instead of your technologist hand-keying every measurement off the post-processing workstation, Studycast imports the XML straight into the worksheet in a couple clicks—ejection fractions, vitals, radiopharm and all.

If we missed you in Vegas (or you couldn't make the trip), book a quick demo and we'll walk you through it: https://hubs.ly/Q04ygR5N0

It's our last day at and it's always a little bittersweet to be heading home soon.

We really appreciate all the physicians and technologists who've stopped by for a chat and an anatomical stress heart 🫀 and we still have AirTags to give out (for a demo), plus pens and notebooks if you're a stationery person 📝

So if you haven't made it to booth 227 yet, today's your day. We can’t wait to show you our highly configurable worksheets and how quick and easy reporting is in Studycast.

And if you didn't catch us in Vegas, you can book a Studycast demo here: https://hubs.ly/Q04xTkwM0

We're bringing the Studycast team to Las Vegas, NV, for the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology conference next week!

On the show floor, we'll be demonstrating how Studycast's workflow automation makes it easy to complete a cardiac study in as little as 2 clicks. Plus, you'll learn how we work with nuclear post-processing software like Syntermed, Inc to seamlessly import your measurements into your reporting.

If you’re attending, swing by booth #227 to:

👋 Say "Hi!"
🫀 Grab some Studycast merch
🖥️ Get a demo and take home an Apple AirTag

👉 Book a demo at ASNC to lock in your time:
https://hubs.ly/Q04x1DmQ0

See you in Vegas! 🎲

For Kendel Browning, vascular lab coordinator of 360 Vascular Institute, the efficiency gains realized with Studycast have saved time and reduced manual workload. 360 Vascular Institute founder Deepak Sudheendra, MD, RPVI estimates that the practice has saved 5 hours per week per provider using Studycast’s automated workflows.

That's more time you can spend with your patients—and the chance to see more patients overall.

Read the success story: https://hubs.ly/Q04wxkZY0

“Having a worklist has been a huge time savings for us. Staff morale is up. I know when we hire staff that haven't worked with Studycast, they're always kind of amazed.”

For Dr. Robert Segal, founder of Manhattan Cardiology, workflow efficiency shows up in two places: the schedule and the staff. When the day's studies move without friction, a practice can see more patients without the team feeling stretched thinner.

See what a unified worklist can do for your practice: https://hubs.ly/Q04t5wtY0

On Thursday, Sep. 3 we'll be answering all your questions about standardizing your echo program, LIVE.

Join us as Dr. Pei-Chun McGregor of Heartbeat Health share her playbook for maintaining consistency across sonographers, physicians, and sites as you scale, followed by an open Q&A session.

Register to join here: https://hubs.ly/Q04v4pmQ0