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BLOG The market has changed: Frost & Sullivan's 2026 Radar shows who's leading it RapidAI Chief Business Officer David Stoffel, MD, MBA, breaks down what this recognition signals — and what it means for health systems planning their AI strategy for the years ahead LEARN MORE
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CNN

Fewer stroke patients are coming to hospitals because of the coronavirus pandemic

Hospitals across the United States are seeing fewer stroke patients coming in for care — and a new paper ties that trend to the COVID-19.
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Stroke scans drop by 40% during COVID-19 outbreak

The number of patients evaluated for stroke with imaging fell by 40% during the COVID-19 outbreak, according to a research letter published May 8 in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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CTV NEWS TORONTO

Hamilton hospital uses AI to help stroke victims

A 77-year-old stroke patient received life saving treatment at Hamilton Health Sciences where physicians are using the Rapid stroke imaging platform.
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THE BALTIMORE SUN

Rapid data, rapid results

Rapid advanced medical imaging implementation at Sinai Hospital allows doctors to see a stroke in real time.
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GENERAL HOSPITAL OF PHU THO

Artificial intelligence for stroke has been first implemented in Vietnam

General Hospital of Phu Tho becomes a leader in AI stroke imaging with the installation of Rapid.
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NBC WDTN - DAYTON, OH

Miami Valley Hospital is first to integrate Rapid with the Pulsara communication app

John Terry, MD, director of inpatient stroke care at Premier Health, discusses the adoption of the RAPID stroke imaging platform at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, OH, and the software's integration with the Pulsara mobile communication technology.
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PREMIER HEALTH

Miami Valley Hospital First in World to Integrate Two Stroke Technologies

Miami Valley Hospital became the first in the world to combine the RAPID software platform with the Pulsara mobile communication technology to enhance the speed and quality of treatment for stroke patients.
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NEURO NEWS

Rapid imaging platform expands options for speedy stroke treatment at Atlantic Health System Neuroscience

Recognizing how vital it is that stroke neurosurgeons and neurologists receive timely information about the type of stroke a person is having so they can decide on the best treatment, Atlantic Health System Neuroscience recently introduced a systemwide roll out of a cutting-edge technology called RAPID.
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CBS 6 WTVR - RICHMOND

How Rapid technology helped save woman who had stroke driving home from church

Physicians at Johnston Willis Hospital found a blood clot in Beverly Hill's brain using RAPID, software that quickly analyzes CT and MRI scans to let doctors pinpoint the exact location and severity of a clot.
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CBS 58 WDJT - MILWAUKEE

Milwaukee woman saved by new stroke technology

Ascension Wisconsin uses RAPID™ to save an 88-year-old stroke patient's life.
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KETTERING HEALTH NETWORK

Kettering Health Network Uses Artificial Intelligence to Benefit Stroke Patients

Kettering Health Network is using RAPID™ software artificial intelligence that can reverse disability in patients with new stroke symptoms.
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Rapid is featured as revolutionary technology by Chile's largest daily newspaper, El Mercurio.

Accidentes cerebrovasculares: Utilizan en Chile revolucionaria tecnología que ayuda a mejorar el pronóstico de pacientes