Every year, more than 795,000 people in the United States have a stroke, or a reduction in blood supply to the brain, causing brain tissue to die within minutes from lack of oxygen and nutrients. To raise awareness of this deadly disorder, May has been designated as National Stroke Awareness Month.
April is National Minority Health Month, and New Frontier is celebrating minority voices and bringing awareness to the healthcare disparities faced by minorities in the United States. As we highlighted in the post explaining our mission, “Imaging for Everyone,” access to quality,
New Frontier has joined many in the medical community exploring the advantages and disadvantages of handheld ultrasound imaging scanners that connect to smartphones and tablets. Here are the key points we suggest care providers take into account when weighing their imaging tech options.
Kansas City Pediatric Cardiology will now be able to reach more families of children with heart conditions in Kansas and Missouri by partnering with New Frontier Mobile Diagnostics, the region’s newest provider of portable diagnostic imaging.
Increasing revenue, decreasing stress, and optimizing the patient experience with point-of-care ultrasound services.
While 2020 saw us get off the ground, 2021 is the year when New Frontier truly starts executing on our core mission – improving access to diagnostic imaging for everyone, regardless of where they live or their insurance coverage.
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