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Quick answers on pricing, requesting a demo, installation, onboarding, and technical support.
PIUR Infinity is offered through a subscription-based model with a fee per examination. Pricing is typically tiered based on clinical volume, allowing clinics to scale costs according to patient throughput and usage levels. Specific pricing depends on configuration, application licenses, and expected examination volume.
You can request a demo through the 'Request Online Demo' page on our website. The demo typically includes an overview of PIUR Infinity, a walkthrough of the workflow from image acquisition to 3D analysis and reporting, and a discussion of clinical applications, integration options, and implementation setup.
Yes. PIUR IMAGING provides installation support to ensure proper setup and integration of PIUR Infinity into existing ultrasound workflows. This includes assistance with hardware installation (sensor, bracket, and video box), software configuration, and system integration with the ultrasound device and workstation environment. Remote and on-site support are available depending on the implementation.
Yes. PIUR IMAGING provides onboarding and training to support clinical adoption of PIUR Infinity. This includes guidance on image acquisition, software use on the workstation, and interpretation of 3D datasets within structured clinical workflows.
Yes. PIUR IMAGING provides technical support to assist with system setup, integration, and ongoing use of PIUR Infinity. Support is available for both software and hardware components, including troubleshooting, workflow questions, and system maintenance, ensuring continuous clinical operation.
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