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How a "One-Stop Shop" Approach is Improving the Patient Experience at Nebraska Spine + Pain Center
Nebraska Spine + Pain Center is an advanced care facility that provides seamless diagnosis, treatment and recovery all under one roof. At Cassling, we’re driven by our vision to improve healthcare access and outcomes, and that starts with being a trusted advisor to the providers we serve. But it’s when we see that vision... Read moreCT Radiation Levels in 2025: Updated Rules Providers Need to Know
With a 2027 compliance deadline, healthcare leaders must take a proactive stance on dose monitoring, patient safety and workforce education. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) have implemented a new rule: hospitals and imaging centers are now required to track and report radiation exposure from computed... Read moreHow Effective Leaders Embrace Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Workplace
Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) have become central themes in the modern healthcare environment. DEI is a framework that companies use to create a safe and welcoming space where employees have equal opportunities regardless of background. It’s far more than race or gender and takes into account national origin,... Read moreWomen’s Health Technology Trends in 2025 Go Beyond Mammography
May marks Women’s Health Month. It’s a time to raise awareness around the importance of prioritizing women’s wellbeing and celebrating how far we’ve come toward addressing breast cancer and so much more. Historically, women’s health has been underserved, under-researched, and underfunded. Yet today’s healthcare innovators... Read moreby Veronica Sapp in Women's Health,
How New Mega-Depots Are Improving Equipment Service Parts Availability
Shawn Pew, Cassling Vice President of Service, is providing some additional context to help Cassling service customers understand the positive impact a recent announcement from Siemens Healthineers will have. Siemens Healthineers recently explained how they would be opening two new mega-depots, one in New York and one in... Read moreby Cassling in Equipment Service, news
Naeotom Alpha Class of Photon-Counting CT Scanners Cleared by FDA
Class includes two dual-source scanners and world’s first single-source photon-counting CT scanner Quantum HD high-resolution imaging at low radiation dose enables new clinical insights AI and automation accelerate diagnostic and interventional processes Siemens Healthineers has received Food and Drug Administration... Read moreby Siemens Healthineers in CT, news
Law and Order: Best Practices for Radiologic Technologists
In the field of radiologic technology (RT), understanding ethical and legal standards is crucial for providing safe, patient-centered care. Let’s look at some best practices for RTs that emphasize the importance of ethics in everyday practice. Why Study Ethics? First, a foundational question: why study ethics in the first... Read moreToby Vincent Receives the 11th Annual Bob Cassling Service Excellence Award
With an average tenure hovering around 15 years, Cassling is proud of our knowledgeable and loyal employees who embody the culture we’ve created over the past 40 years, and Toby Vincent is no exception. Toby celebrated 20 years with Cassling in January of 2023, and he’s been described by his colleagues as invaluable,... Read moreWork Well: How to Burn Bright Without Burning Out
Dealing with stress or burnout on your imaging team? You’re not alone. It’s human nature to want to put your best foot forward and not admit to you or your colleagues when you’re feeling frustrated with your current circumstances. Realize, however, that everyone on your team probably feels the same way to some degree. Your... Read moreCardiac Sonography: How AI and Other Innovations Are Changing Ultrasound
AI is making its mark across healthcare fields, with over 1,000 AI models now cleared by the FDA. A large portion of these advancements directly impact cardiology—more specifically, cardiac sonography. Interpreting cardiac ultrasounds has become more complex and time-consuming for clinicians: With the shift toward a more... Read moreby Jennifer Ott in Ultrasound,