FDA 510(k) Cleared · Neurology

Objective data for postural tachycardia and autonomic dysfunction.

Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) and other forms of dysautonomia are notoriously difficult to diagnose. VitalScan ANS+ provides standardized, reproducible autonomic testing protocols — giving you objective data to confirm the diagnosis and track treatment response over time.

VitalScan ANS+ diagnostic device
Clinical Overview

Why pots & dysautonomia testing matters.

POTS is estimated to affect 1–3 million Americans, yet diagnosis often takes years. The condition involves an excessive heart rate increase upon standing without orthostatic hypotension, often accompanied by lightheadedness, fatigue, and exercise intolerance. Standardized autonomic testing — including heart rate variability, tilt response, and sudomotor function — provides the objective data needed to confirm the diagnosis and guide treatment decisions.

POTS diagnosis often takes 3+ years — standardized autonomic testing accelerates it
Heart rate variability metrics quantify autonomic imbalance objectively
Sudomotor testing identifies small fiber involvement common in dysautonomia
Serial testing tracks treatment response with reproducible, comparable data
Relevant Specialties

Built for the specialties that manage this condition.

CPT Billing

Billable under standard CPT codes.

95921–95924Autonomic nervous system function testing
93922–93971Vascular studies for neurological assessment
Revenue Projection

What it adds to your practice.

Estimated monthly revenue

3 tests/day × ~$220 avg = $13,200/month

Based on 3 tests per day, 20 working days per month. Actual reimbursement varies by payer and region.

15-minute in-office assessment

Non-invasive, automated, and reproducible. The entire assessment fits into a single patient visit — no special prep, no dedicated technician required.

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