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POCUS is happening in your department. The reimbursement isn't.

POCUS is happening in your department. The reimbursement isn't.POCUS is happening in your department. The reimbursement isn't.POCUS is happening in your department. The reimbursement isn't.

 Peachtree POCUS helps departments build point-of-care ultrasound programs that actually run, and actually get reimbursed. 

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POCUS is happening in your department. The reimbursement isn't.

POCUS is happening in your department. The reimbursement isn't.POCUS is happening in your department. The reimbursement isn't.POCUS is happening in your department. The reimbursement isn't.

 Peachtree POCUS helps departments build point-of-care ultrasound programs that actually run, and actually get reimbursed. 

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Most POCUS programs stall before they start

 

 A department chair or medical director knows POCUS belongs in their practice. The problem is everything that comes after that decision: no training program that actually sticks, workflows that haven't been built, and POCUS being done every day without a single reimbursement captured. Machines that cost thousands of dollars sitting idle, and providers scanning without documentation or credentialing that would hold up to scrutiny 


That's where Peachtree POCUS comes in. Josh Guttman, MD is a fellowship-trained POCUS specialist and Associate Professor at Emory who has helped facilities across the country get past those exact walls. He doesn't only teach you ultrasound basics, he fixes the operational problems that are keeping your program from running.

Why Peachtree POCUS?

 

  • Fellowship-trained POCUS expertise, applied to real operational problems (not just clinical technique)
  • Direct access to Josh, not a consulting firm with rotating staff
  • Built for the specific constraints of your facility, specialty, and team

Ready to figure out what's actually blocking your program?

Schedule a free 30-minute call. Come with your specific situation and leave with a clear picture of what's missing and what it would take to fix it. 

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Our Services

POCUS Operations Support

POCUS Operations Support

POCUS Operations Support

 Peachtree POCUS helps healthcare facilities build and run POCUS programs, from policy and credentialing to workflow design and reimbursement capture. 

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Live POCUS Training

POCUS Operations Support

POCUS Operations Support

We provide a diverse range of tailored, specialty-specific POCUS courses. Our unique advantage? We bring the courses directly to you! Select from an array of foundational and advanced courses.

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POCUS Education Programs

POCUS Operations Support

Online Ultrasound Courses

 Whether building a curriculum from scratch or improving an existing one, we design programs around your specialty, your faculty, and your learners.  

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Online Ultrasound Courses

Ultrasound Device Guidance

Online Ultrasound Courses

Peachtree POCUS makes high-quality ultrasound education accessible through our online courses s. Learn at your own pace with expert instruction, whether you're new to POCUS or advancing your skills. Join us to deepen your knowledge and stay ahead in your practice

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Ultrasound Device Guidance

Ultrasound Device Guidance

Ultrasound Device Guidance

Choosing a handheld device is a big decision—one that can cost thousands of dollars. Our consultation packages make the process simple, saving you time and stress while ensuring you get the right tool for your practice. Whether you want quick written recommendations or full, personalized guidance through purchase, we’ve got you covered.

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Image QA & Credentialing

Ultrasound Device Guidance

Ultrasound Device Guidance

Expert POCUS image review and quality assurance to support credentialing, certification, and clinical excellence.

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Accreditation Readiness

Malpractice & Expert Review

Malpractice & Expert Review

 When accreditation visits happen, POCUS programs get scrutinized. We make sure your policies, documentation, and safety protocols are in order before that happens 

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Malpractice & Expert Review

Malpractice & Expert Review

Malpractice & Expert Review

In medical malpractice cases involving POCUS, we offer expert review services. Our comprehensive offerings include record review and expert testimony related to the utilization of POCUS.

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Kickstart Your Ultrasound Skills

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Choose the Right Handheld Ultrasound

Not sure which device is right for your practice? Download the free buyer's guide — written by a fellowship-trained physician who has personally tested every major handheld device in clinical practice.

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POCUS Operations Blog

 The Peachtree POCUS Blog covers POCUS administration, reimbursement, and operations, written for clinicians who are actually running these programs. 

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About the Founder

Joshua Guttman MD FRCPC FACEP FAEMUS

Joshua Guttman MD is Founder and CEO of Peachtree POCUS.  Dr. Guttman is an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at the Emory University School of Medicine.  Dr. Guttman completed medical school and residency at McGill University and an emergency medicine ultrasound fellowship at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. He recently completed a 5-year tenure as the advanced emergency medicine ultrasound fellowship director. Under his leadership, the Emory University program was among the first programs to receive formal accreditation.  


Dr. Guttman is a nationally recognized expert in point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) education. He has given over 100 lectures and workshops on the national and international stage, both at CME courses and national conferences. These include the American Academy of Emergency Medicine (AAEM), Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM), Coastal Emergency Medicine Conference, and the Rocky Mountain Winter Conference, among others. During the COVID pandemic, he founded the ongoing "Unmute Your Probe" virtual ultrasound course series,  a monthly virtual lecture series on POCUS , hosted by AAEM.  Dr. Guttman served a 6-year term as an inaugural council member for the Emergency Ultrasound Fellowship Accreditation Council (EUFAC) and is past chair of the AAEM emergency ultrasound section. Dr. Guttman has run CME POCUS courses for a variety of specialties, including emergency medicine, hospital medicine, general and trauma surgery, anesthesia, family medicine, pathology and neurology. 


Dr. Guttman is a nationally recognized expert in POCUS reimbursement. He recently rolled off as chair of American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) Emergency Ultrasound Section coding and reimbursement committee after a 5-year term. Through his committee work, he responds reimbursement-related questions from POCUS directors from around the country. Dr. Guttman serves as a board member for the ACEP Clinical Ultrasound Accreditation Program. In addition, he publishes an annual reimbursement update on the ACEP website and has hosted a webinar on the 2023 updated AMA reimbursement policies. His insights on POCUS operations have been featured in numerous publications, including MedPage Today, Emergency Medicine News, Emergency Physicians Monthly, KevinMD and AAEM's Common Sense.

FAQs

 POCUS is ultrasound performed by the treating clinician at the bedside, used to answer a specific clinical question in real time. Instead of ordering an imaging study and waiting for a radiology read, the clinician scans, interprets, and acts immediately. It's now standard of care in emergency medicine and rapidly expanding across almost every specialty.


 We start with an intake form to understand your current program, then meet with relevant stakeholders including department leadership, IT, and billing. From there we conduct a site visit, then deliver a written report with specific recommendations and a follow-up meeting to walk through them. Engagements typically  continue into implementation for 6-12 months.


Yes!  POCUS is billed using CPT codes as a limited ultrasound examination, with both professional and facility fees available for reimbursement. The catch is that specific documentation requirements must be met, including a formatted report and archived images. That's one of the most common places programs leave money on the table 


Yes! We offer comprehensive assistance with all aspects of credentialing, recognizing its hospital/healthcare system-specific nature, which may vary across institutions. In cases where your hospital lacks a defined credentialing pathway, we provide a tailored credentialing policy ready for immediate implementation by the hospital or department. Our policy accounts for specialty-specific credentialing guidelines, if applicable.


If your hospital already has an established credentialing pathway, we facilitate the credentialing process for providers within this framework. Credentialing typically entails specific quotas of POCUS exams performed and reviewed for quality. Peachtree POCUS delivers both the requisite education and image review services to fulfill these requirements. Additionally, we offer ongoing support to maintain credentialing status through regular image reviews.


Technically, billing/reimbursement and credentialing are unrelated. However, just like any procedure, it is highly recommended that providers be credentialed before using POCUS to make clinical decisions. 


 Not for clinical use, but getting radiology on board early makes implementation smoother. Most concerns from radiology, cardiology, and OBGYN come down to image quality, clinician competence, and reimbursement overlap. A well-structured program with credentialing and QA addresses most of those directly 


 Yes. While Peachtree POCUS is rooted in emergency medicine, most of the operational challenges around POCUS, credentialing, policy, training, and reimbursement, are the same regardless of specialty. We have worked with hospital medicine, surgery, anesthesia, family medicine, and others. The clinical applications differ, but the program-building process doesn't change much. 


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