Regional nerve blocks are usually the purvey of anesthesiologists, but increasingly, emergency physicians are adopting the practice to provide relief to patients suffering from acute pain.

The Sonosite Institute our exclusive education portal tailor-made for Sonosite customers. The first step to getting access to the Sonosite Institute is finding the serial number on your Sonosite ultrasound machine. This video will show you how to do that.

Since point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is all we do, our design process is 100% focused on helping clinicians remove barriers to patient care. How do we do that? Watch our Chief Medical Officer and Experience Design Team discuss how we create ultrasound machines for ease-of-use, reliability and durability.

Boost Your Confidence with Hands-on Ultrasound Training Take advantage of Sonosite’s educational workshops, designed to introduce you to point-of-care ultrasound best practices. Scheduled throughout the U.S., our Visual Medicine™ presentations will enable you to work on scanning techniques while “test driving” the latest in ultrasound technology.

Go Beyond the Block to improve patient outcomes and streamline patient care by diagnosing and preventing serious cardiac complications in the perioperative patient. Download your FATE Quick Guide and learn how to perform a Cardiac FATE exam.

ICHS, a nonprofit community health center that provides affordable medical, dental, behavioral care and health education services to Seattle, had a goal to drive greater compliance and better outcomes and to provide as many services on site as possible. Sonosite partnered with ICHS to make point of care ultrasound services available in their community health centers.

How do our ultrasound systems help clinicians remove barriers to patient care? Watch our Chief Medical Officer and Experience Design Team discuss how we create ultrasound machines for ease-of-use, reliability and durability.

Central line complications: they’re risky, costly, and all-around burden to healthcare. Whether it’s CLABSIs or iatrogenic pneumothoraces, CVC complications are not just terrifying for patients and unnerving for doctors; they are also costly for medical facilities. Fortunately, there are tested methods that can drastically reduce complication rates (and associated costs) for critically ill patients who require venous catheterization.

Our portable ultrasound systems exceed military standards for ruggedness and are regularly recognized for their durability and reliability. In the unlikely event that your ultrasound system or transducer requires repair, we offers an overnight loaner program to minimize your downtime - an industry first five-year standard warranty on our proprietary ultrasound systems and transducers.