Bringing the power of ultrasound into your assessment, diagnosis and treatment.
145,000+ customers around the world use Butterfly to elevate patient care.
KCU incorporates Butterfly Network's AI-guided ScanLab™ education application into its curriculum to empower dedicated, hands-on ultrasound training
Butterfly iQ3™
Our easiest-to-use POCUS device with the sharpest image quality, rapid data processing, Al, advanced imaging tools, user-centric ergonomics, and outstanding scan time.
Sharp images without lead-heavy crystals.
Butterfly probes are the only handheld ultrasound device that is RoHS compliant without an exemption.*
Transforming point-of-care ultrasound.
Butterfly transforms patient care, empowering you to seamlessly integrate ultrasound into daily assessments, diagnoses, and treatments. Our whole-body probes pair effortlessly with cutting-edge AI, workflow management software, and a 360° education suite to provide you with the holistic POCUS solution that meets your needs.
World’s first
semiconductor-based, whole-body ultrasound.
Education Platform for novice and experienced ultrasound users.
Global health partners
Health Systems
Medical Schools
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“One of the biggest changes in medicine within the last 5 years.”
Dr. Jacques Courseault Director,
Tulane Hypermobility and Ehlers-Danlos Clinic
“Centralizing the ultrasound software and delivery into a single platform is so important, to ensure that we can provide for all patients in rural areas, as well as in the academic center.”
Dr. Aalap Shah
Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Medical University of South Carolina
“Is it truly rare and infrequent that something this bold and this remarkable comes along to mark a sea change across virtually every field of medicine.”
Dr. Amy J. Goldberg
FACS, Interim Dean, Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University
“Butterfly iQ+ is the first where I'm able to have it in my pocket for the entire shift. I can focus on getting to the sick undifferentiated patient, and start to do my evaluation. I don't have time to wait for x-rays and CT scans.”
Dr. Haney Mallemat
ED Intensivist and Assistant Professor Cooper University Healthcare, New Jersey
Real people. Real results.
In this resource by Dr. Larry Istrail, he’ll discuss how using POCUS has helped improve the accuracy of his patients’ physical exams.
The use of point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) has become widespread across nearly every specialty in medicine.
Lung ultrasound is a non-invasive imaging modality that is a valuable tool in the assessment of a wide range of pulmonary diseases.
