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For Patients
New Frontier brings compassionate diagnostic imaging to the point of care; ensuring that patients get the tests they need, when they need them.
For Care Facilities
By bringing diagnostic tools to your facility, New Frontier can help you cut expensive medical transportation costs, and improve outcomes with convenient access to early diagnosis of issues.
For Physicians
Scheduling, distance, and transportation create major challenges for getting diagnostic information. New Frontier avoids those challenges by bringing our tools to the point of care.
Safety, Security, and Efficiency through Advanced Technology
New Frontier Mobile Diagnostics uses only technologically advanced ultrasound equipment in performing procedures for our patients. This allows NFMD to be:
- Efficient – Fast, secure uploads of studies to your physician
- Secure – Military-grade encryption ensures HIPAA-compliant safety of patient records
- Accessible – All records and studies are stored securely in the cloud, ensuring records are available quickly, when needed, where needed
NFMD has chosen GE Vivid Ultrasound Machines, which are capable of pulsed wave, continuous wave, color, and power Doppler capabilities. A variety of high-quality GE transducers allow a variety of scanning options, including echocardiograms, vascular, abdominal, musculoskeletal, and OB-Gyn scans.
In addition, NFMD utilizes some of the most advanced software for scheduling, billing, PACS (picture and communication system), and patient interaction.
Medicare Approves New Frontier MD for Kansas and Missouri
Innovative Access to Care for At-Risk Populations Now Accepting Medicare Part B Kansas City, MO – The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
Healient Physicians Group Forms Agreement with New Frontier Mobile Diagnostics
Partnership Provides Innovative Access to Care for At-Risk Populations Amidst Global Pandemic Kansas City, MO – Leading care provider Healient Physician Group and Kansas City’s
Mobile Imaging: A Patient-Centric Approach to Care
According to recent studies, approximately 3.5 million adults miss or delay non-emergency medical care annually due to lack of easy access to transportation. It’s an
