A Technologist from a rural health center was unfamiliar with cardiac MRI protocols. The rural health center uses uOmniscan to connect with an expert from the main medical facility. The expert guides the on-site team through the appropriate MRI protocols and scans. The patient receives timely imaging without the need to travel to a distant facility to do cardiac MRI scans.

With limited experience in conducting large-scale low-dose CT scans, a rural facility struggles to efficiently manage the large patient volumes and perform lung screenings. The rural facility connects with a center of excellence for remote support. The experts provides real-time guidance on optimizing scan protocols, manage workflow for efficient patient throughput. With the real-time expert guidance, the lung cancer screening program was successfully launched and technologists received consistent, high-quality images necessary for proper screening.

A research hospital lacked trained Technologists in cardiac MRI imaging, especially with non-human primates, which made it difficult to carry out the scans necessary for their research. Experts remotely instructed the local team on the proper use of MRI protocols, positioning, and techniques for capturing high-quality cardiac images for non-human primates. The animal research center obtained high-quality cardiac MRI scans of the primates' hearts, providing critical data for their cardiovascular study.

Some rural critical care hospitals do not have the volume for a dedicated onsite MR and do not have Technologists with MRI experience. Mobile MR can deliver MRI imaging to rural regions through real-time support and scanning between the expert and on-site Technologist. Remote support and scanning allow for high quality, specialized imaging, such as MRI is available to all patients regardless of their location.