Viz.ai
PaidAI-powered care coordination platform with 50+ FDA-cleared algorithms for disease detection across neurology, cardiology, vascular, and radiology.
What is Viz.ai?
Viz.ai is the leading AI care coordination platform trusted by over 1,700 hospitals worldwide, featuring more than 50 FDA-cleared AI algorithms that analyze medical imaging data including CT scans, EKGs, and echocardiograms to auto-detect suspected diseases in seconds. Its enterprise platform, Viz.ai One, connects imaging AI with real-time clinician notification and care team coordination to accelerate time-to-treatment across therapeutic areas including stroke, pulmonary embolism, aortic disease, cardiac amyloidosis, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, and oncology. When Viz detects a suspected finding, it instantly alerts the relevant specialist on their mobile device with the imaging context, enabling faster intervention decisions without waiting for a radiologist read. Clinically validated studies have shown 34% reduction in door-to-puncture time for stroke patients, 99% of eligible aortic aneurysm patients scheduled for follow-up, and 31% faster PE notification.
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How to Use Viz.ai
✅ Best For
- Hospital systems and health networks handling high volumes of emergency and time-sensitive imaging cases including stroke centers, interventional cardiology programs, and vascular surgery departments. Radiology departments and care coordination teams looking to reduce time-to-diagnosis and ensure no critical finding goes unnoticed across a multi-site network.
❌ Not For
- Outpatient clinics and small practices that do not perform or interpret medical imaging. Organizations looking for ambient documentation or clinical note generation rather than imaging AI and care alerting.
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Pricing
- ✓Per-algorithm licensing
- ✓care coordination platform
- ✓24/7 support
- ✓Patient identification and trial matching modules
Prompts to Try
Alert the neurology team when LVO is detected in incoming CT scans
Notify cardiology immediately when an EKG suggests hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
Flag all incoming chest CTs with suspected pulmonary embolism for urgent review