Innovation with Purpose
At Trice Imaging, we believe that access to quality healthcare should never depend on geography or circumstance. That’s why we’re committed to using our technology to drive meaningful impact around the world—especially where it's needed most.
Through partnerships, innovation, and a deep sense of responsibility, we’ve contributed to global health efforts in both everyday and extraordinary situations. The projects below are just a few examples of how we’re helping improve care for communities in crisis, underserved areas, and emergency medical settings.
Ukraine: Medical imaging in a Time of Crisis
When war disrupted access to care, we stepped in. Trice was made available, free of charge, to medical professionals supporting people affected by the war in Ukraine. Our platform connects patients and providers remotely, making it possible to read, share, and collaborate on medical images, when circumstances make in-person collaborations or second opinion visits impossible. It’s secure, fast, and potentially lifesaving.
Texas: A Golden Hour That Saves Lives
In Dallas/Fort Worth, over 50 paramedics across three EMS departments are using portable ultrasound and Tricefy to save time and lives before patients even reach the ER.
By transmitting images directly from ambulances to hospitals, medics help doctors prepare for incoming trauma patients and make faster decisions when minutes matter most. This ongoing project is already transforming emergency care and redefining how ultrasound supports critical outcomes in the field.
Morocco: Bringing Maternal Care to Rural Villages
In rural Morocco, we joined forces with dedicated local caregivers to deliver mobile ultrasound access to expectant mothers. Over four weeks, 575 scans were performed in villages with little to no access to specialist care. The images were then reviewed remotely by physicians in larger cities.
The result? Earlier diagnoses, faster interventions, and a tangible step toward reducing maternal and infant mortality. This project also brought lasting training and support to local healthcare workers, empowering them to continue the mission.