Powerful diagnostic ability in the palm of your hand through the use of mobile technology.
Healcerion strives to bring affordable, high-quality medical care to clinical and remote locations around the world. Healcerion offers a mobile-based wireless ultrasound system that is specifically designed to provide physicians and patients with flexibility and portability. Founded in 2012 by a healthcare provider, Healcerion understands the importance of accurate, timely diagnostic testing results and actionable information. Healcerion is committed to delivering this information to ensure superior patient care and increased satisfaction for both patients and healthcare providers.Since its founding, Healcerion has won numerous awards for SONON and other company achievements, including 1st place in the 2012 Korea Startup Contest, the Most Innovative Award from the Korean Government, and the highly competitive Global Venture Company Award. As a small company in the highly advanced technology sector of Korea, Healcerion is proud to have achieved this recognition and success.
COMPACT DESIGN
SONON fits right in your hand and easily in your pocket. At just over 13 ounces, it’s easily portable and can be taken wherever you practice medicine.
WIRELESS CONNECTIVITY
SONON has no cords or wires, making it easy to maneuver independent of the iOS/Android smart phone or tablet on which scans appear.
SENSOR HEAD
SONON has a convex array transducer, allowing for a wider field of view during the sonogram.
(Linear and Micro-convex will be launched in 2016)
BUTTONS
SONON can be operated with the use of three simple buttons – POWER to turn it on, WIRELESS CONNECT to link it with your smart phone or tablet, and IMAGE FREEZE to capture and record scan images as they appears on your device’s screen.SONON has a Lithium-ion battery than can quickly and easily be charged with a Micro USB cord.
RECHEARGABLE BATTERY
SONON has a Lithium-ion battery than can quickly and easily be charged with a Micro USB cord.
Mobile App
SONON’s mobile app is compatible with all iOS- and Android-based smartphones and tablets, and allows providers to send scans for remote viewing and diagnosis via Wi-fi, 3G, or LTE networks