Organizations

The Joint Review Committee on Education in Cardiovascular Technology reviews and recommends cardiovascular technology education programs for accreditation by CAAHEP.

An organization promoting education and training in genetics and health policy, supporting genomic education for healthcare professionals including sonographers.

An accreditation organization that establishes standards and provides accreditation for ultrasound laboratories and echocardiography facilities to ensure quality and patient safety.

A federal research institute within NIH that funds and conducts research on ultrasound imaging and biomedical imaging technologies to advance medical science.

A federal agency that regulates medical devices, including ultrasound equipment, ensuring safety and effectiveness through device classification and approval processes.

A federal agency that administers Medicare and Medicaid, setting reimbursement policies and regulations for ultrasound services and diagnostic imaging procedures.

A federal agency that compiles labor statistics, including employment data and occupational information for diagnostic medical sonographers and ultrasound technicians.

A manufacturer of portable and handheld ultrasound systems, acquired by Fujifilm, specializing in point-of-care ultrasound for emergency medicine and field applications.

An innovator in portable ultrasound technology, developing handheld and AI-powered ultrasound devices for point-of-care diagnostics and democratizing ultrasound access.

A manufacturer of portable and handheld ultrasound devices, advancing point-of-care ultrasound through mobile technology and wireless imaging solutions.