John Hickok, RPSGT, CEO, iSleep Home Sleep Solutions
Both speed and quality are of great importance to us, our clients, and our patients. With Enso, we don’t have to compromise on either; Enso
John Hickok, RPSGT, CEO, iSleep Home Sleep Solutions
We’ve experienced significant time savings with EnsoSleep. On average, our scorers spent about 30-35 minutes and scoring and report generation. That has been reduced to
Dr. James Herdegen, MD, Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine Physician – Rush University Medical Center
Every single week we were playing catch-up and we were not making up any ground. Now with EnsoSleep prescoring the studies, we’re cutting into our
Dr. Jagdeep Bijwadia, MD, CMO, Medical Director – Synaptrx Sleep
While we still use the same device and study, instead of outsourcing the scoring, data is uploaded into the EnsoSleep system, and 10 minutes later,
Brenton Urick, Project Manager, iSleep Home Sleep Solutions
The two biggest ways EnsoSleep has helped our team are time and cost, really. Because John has the time back from scoring all the tests,
Brenton Urick, Project Manager, iSleep Home Sleep Solutions
Before we switched to EnsoSleep, it would take John around 30 minutes to score a home sleep apnea test. With EnsoSleep, it’s about 6 minutes.
Brenton Urick, Project Manager, iSleep Home Sleep Solutions
We’re using the EnsoSleep AI to streamline our workflow, score studies and tests, and make the process much quicker all around.
Andrew Moreno, Clinical Manager, Apnix
EnsoData’s AI system integrates with our compumedics system with ease. It constantly scores studies within a 95% margin. Best part about EnsoSleep AI scoring is
Amy Korwin, MD – Sleep Associates of Connecticut
Access to one cloud-based platform for all studies and reports improved the patient testing and diagnostic workflow, and resulted in the sleep lab running more
Amber Haas R.EEG/EP.T, RPSGT, Supervisor of NeuroDiagnostics and Sleep, Sanford Health Bismarck Sleep Disorder Center
I’m required to be on the hospital floor during the day to do EEGs. I needed to free up time so I could do more