Hello Sono Partners with Southern Medical Association to Bring Exclusive POCUS Benefits to Members

Written By Tatiana Havryliuk

Hello Sono is excited to announce our partnership with the Southern Medical Association (SMA), bringing exclusive point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) benefits to SMA physician members! Through this collaboration, SMA members now have access to:

  • A complimentary 30-minute POCUS consultation to explore how ultrasound can enhance their practice

  • 10% off all Hello Sono services, including training, implementation, and credentialing support

POCUS is transforming patient care across primary care, urgent care, and beyond—offering real-time diagnostic insights that improve outcomes and efficiency while cutting healthcare costs. As a POCUS education and implementation leader, Hello Sono is dedicated to helping practices integrate ultrasound seamlessly and safely into patient care.

SMA has been supporting clinicians for over 100 years, offering education, leadership development, and networking opportunities across multiple specialties. Their commitment to improving patient care through education and innovation makes them a fantastic partner in expanding POCUS use across specialties.

Dr. Havryliuk, founder of Hello Sono, has been actively contributing monthly POCUS articles and podcasts to SMA News, helping physicians and healthcare leaders understand how ultrasound can improve patient care and experience. These educational resources provide practical tips and real-world applications for integrating POCUS into clinical practice.

Here are some of the latest contributions:

Stay tuned for more insightful POCUS content from Dr. Havryliuk in SMA News!

Learn more about this exciting new SMA member benefit: Read the official announcement

Not an SMA member yet? Explore all the benefits of joining: SMA Physician Membership

We look forward to supporting SMA members on their POCUS journey! Have questions? Contact us today.

Tatiana Havryliuk https://hellosono.com
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