
Fetal head · axial viewDevice output
OB/GYN
Obstetric and gynaecologic imaging at the point of care.
- Today
- Healium Intelliscan · Convex array
- Modes
- B-mode · M-mode · Colour Doppler
- Next
- Healium Intelligence OB/GYN module · in clinical evaluation
A dual-headed handheld probe and a mobile imaging app. One connected system.

Convex for abdominal, obstetric and gynaecologic views. Linear for cardiac, superficial structures and vascular access. Two arrays, three scan types.

The probe connects straight to a compatible iOS, Android or Windows device. No cart, no console, nothing to plug in.

Healium Intelliscan at a glance
Where the probe works today, and where Healium Intelligence is heading next.

Fetal head · axial viewDevice output
Obstetric and gynaecologic imaging at the point of care.

Parasternal long-axis viewDevice output
Cardiac views at the bedside, without moving the patient.
Typical starting points. Intended uses, transducer selection and imaging modes are defined in the Instructions for Use — follow your institution's protocol.
Three steps, on the device already in your pocket.



Healium Intelliscan is an FDA 510(k) cleared diagnostic ultrasound system. Intended uses and indications are defined in the Instructions for Use.
Healium Intelligence: five focused modules, each built around one clinical question. In clinical evaluation, separate from the Healium Intelliscan imaging system.

Illustrative · Healium Intelligence interface, in clinical evaluation
Obstetric and gynaecologic scans are where a handheld probe travels furthest from the imaging department. This module is being built for that moment.
Healium Intelligence modules are in clinical evaluation and not available for clinical use. Scope, evidence and availability will be published as each is confirmed.
Imaging that comes to the bedside — emergency, intensive care and the wards, without waiting for a cart.
HospitalsImaging in the consultation room — OB/GYN and cardiology scans during the visit, not at a later appointment.
ClinicsEvery student, hands on the probe — teach ultrasound where it will be used.
Medical educationGuided OB Sweep · in field studies
A nurse or midwife trained in the Guided OB Sweep protocol follows six pictures on the phone. The scan travels to the hospital, and a doctor reads it.
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