Nursing homes and rehab
Scans done in the resident’s room. No transport, no missed meals or therapy.
Mobile echocardiography in DC, Maryland and Virginia
Echocardiography, brought to your patients.
We perform echocardiograms on-site at nursing homes, assisted living communities, physician offices and patients’ homes, with reports read by a cardiologist.
10+ yrsin echocardiography
ARDMS RDCSFounder and lead sonographer
Washington DC, Maryland and VirginiaService areas
Rahiba Ishanzai, ARDMS RDCSFounder and lead sonographer, 10+ years in echocardiography
Rahiba’s experience includes
Who we serve
Patients who struggle to travel shouldn’t wait weeks for a heart scan. We come to them.
Assisted living
Scheduled visits for several residents in one trip.
Physician practices
In-office echo days so your patients stay with you instead of going to a hospital.
Homebound patients
With a physician’s order, we scan at home with the same equipment and care.
Services
Full diagnostic-quality studies on a portable system, with the same views and measurements you’d get in a hospital lab.
Request a scan- Complete transthoracic echocardiogram2D, M-mode, color and spectral Doppler
- Limited and follow-up echoFocused studies for known conditions
- Cardiologist interpretationSigned report sent to the ordering provider
How it works
- 1
Send the order
Email us or use the form below with the patient’s order and insurance details.
- 2
We scan on-site
We schedule within 24 to 48 hours and bring everything needed to the patient.
- 3
Report delivered
A cardiologist reads the study and the signed report reaches you within 24 to 48 hours of the scan.
About
10+ years behind the transducer
I’m Rahiba Ishanzai. I’m a registered diagnostic cardiac sonographer (ARDMS RDCS) with more than 10 years of experience performing echocardiograms at Johns Hopkins Medicine, Yale New Haven Health and MedStar Georgetown University Hospital. I started this service because too many patients, especially older adults, go without timely heart imaging simply because getting to a lab is hard.
When you reach out, you hear from me directly, and every study is done with the care I’d want for my own family.
Articles
The Echo Journal
Short reads on echocardiography and heart health for patients, families and care teams.
Echo BasicsWhat Your Echocardiogram Actually Shows
It’s an ultrasound of your heart, and it shows far more than you might think.
Mobile CareWhy Heart Scans Are Moving Out of the Hospital
For many older adults, the hardest part of a heart scan is getting there.
Echo BasicsEcho vs. EKG: What’s the Difference?
They sound alike, but they answer very different questions.
Patient GuideHow to Prepare for an Echo at Home
Good news: there’s almost nothing you need to do.
Heart HealthUnderstanding Ejection Fraction
It’s one of the most important numbers on your echo report. Here’s what it means.
Heart HealthHeart Valve Disease in Older Adults
Valve problems become more common with age, and an echo is the main way to find them.
Contact
Request a scan
Tell us about your facility or patient and we’ll get back to you the same business day.
Email: info@echoandgo.com
Service area: Washington DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia