1. Will you add other imaging modes such as PW Doppler? The Lumify team is continuously working on improving Lumify, including new transducers, features and services. 2. How does Lumify's imaging performance compare to other systems? The Lumify app provides imaging performance comparable to larger systems, with no compromise in depth penetration or tissue resolution. 3. How much usage time can I get from my Lumify system? Scan times depend on your device. To see the estimated scan time for compatible devices, please visit https://www.philips.com/lumify-compatible-devices. 4. How much memory space will Lumify require? The Lumify app requires approximately 50 MB of storage space, with additional storage space required for patient data. 5. How durable is the Lumify transducer? The Lumify transducer family has been designed and tested to meet the rigorous reliability needs of the highly mobile ultrasound market and to ensure that your transducers will survive the type of wear and impact that occurs in the highly mobile ultrasound environment. 6. What education or training is offered with Lumify? Lumify is intuitive and does not require extensive in-service training. Philips offers select point-of-care education resources at no charge, as well as more extensive education and training courses for a fee. Please visit the following websites to view all educational resources and offerings https://www.usa.philips.com/healthcare/education-resources/education-training 7. What is Lumfiy's image storage capacity? A typical ultrasound exam with a few still images uses only about 10 MB of storage. Exams with a few three-second loops use about 50 MB. You can store hundreds of exams on any device with which Lumify is compatible (www.philips.com/Lumify-Compatible-Devices). Actual storage capacity depends on several factors, such as how much content is stored on your device. 8. What operating systems does Lumify support? Lumify supports compatible Android and Apple mobile devices. 9. Does the Lumify patient information include accession numbers? Yes. The Patient Info form has an Accession Number field. Additionally, it can be obtained via the Modality Worklist functionality. 10. Can I use Lumify for pediatric imaging? Yes. Pediatric imaging is an indication for use. 11. Can I make near-field or far-field gain adjustments with Lumify? You can adjust overall gain with Lumify, and AutoScan (continuous iScan gain optimization) is always on to keep the image gain uniform from shallow to deep. 12. Is loop capture prospective or retrospective? Lumify captures loops (1-10 seconds in length) prospectively. Lumify starts capturing once you touch Save Loop and continues to capture until you touch Stop or until the specified loop length time expires. 13. Does Lumify include XRes? Yes. XRes, the latest generation of image processing, improves image resolution and makes structures easier to visualize. Philips optimizes XRes for each clinical application. 14. Does Lumify include Tissue Harmonic Imaging (THI)? Yes. Lumify uses THI based on the clinical application. For example, on the C5-2 transducer, both the gallbladder and OB/GYN applications use THI. 15. Does Lumify include SonoCT? Yes. SonoCT, sometimes called spatial compounding or multibeam, is active on the L12-4 and C5-2 transducers for all applications except Lung. 16. Will I get reimbursed for exams performed using Lumify? Lumify is a prescription medical device available for purchase by appropriately licensed medical providers. Ultrasound services performed with a hand-carried ultrasound system are reported using the same ultrasound codes that are submitted for studies performed with cart-based ultrasound systems so long as the usual requirements are met. All ultrasound examinations must meet the requirements of medical necessity as set forth by the payer, must meet the requirements of completeness for the code that is chosen, and must be documented in the patient’s record, regardless of the type of ultrasound equipment that is used. 17. Does Lumify support DICOM Modality Worklist (MWL)? How do I setup a Modality Worklist server? Yes, you can configure and query a DICOM MWL server. For more information, see your Lumify User Manual. 18. Can I create temporary ID when I start an exam? If so, can I modify it with patient information later? Yes. Touch Scan on the Scan/Create Patient display to begin imaging without entering patient information. You can modify patient data at any time until you end the exam. 19. Is Color Mode available? Yes. Two color modes are available: Fast Flow (high color scale for arterial flow) and Slow Flow (low color scale for venous flow) 20. Can I scan or review images in full-screen view? Yes. To view an image in full-screen view, touch [[full-screen view icon]] in the lower right corner of the image. To restore normal viewing, touch [[return to normal view icon]] 21. Which transducers is M-mode available on? M-mode is available on the S4-1, C5-2 and L12-4 transducers. 22. Can I use Lumify outside the hospital? Lumify is a transportable ultrasound system intended for use in environments where healthcare is provided by healthcare professionals that may include home, hospital, clinical or medical office, and transportation (EMT) environments. 23. What methods of payment can I use for my Lumify purchase? You can charge your Lumify purchase to a credit card or Philips will invoice against a purchase order. You can also call 1-844-MYLUMIFY. 24. How long will it take for my purchased Lumify transducer to arrive? Your Lumify transducer(s) should arrive within two weeks of placing your order, but actual delivery time is dependent upon product availability. Larger orders may take longer. Please call (844) 695-8643 if you have questions about your order. 25. What type of warranty is offered with the purchased Lumify solution? Your Lumify transducer is covered by a 5 year basic warranty and Lumify accessories are covered by a 1 year basic warranty. Warranty includes access to the support section of our Lumify website, access to our Philips remote support experts, and coverage for your Lumify transducer(s) against manufacturer's defects. www.lumify.philips.com/web/support- Premium coverage is available at an additional cost through our Xtend Premium offering that provides you with protection against accidental damage. https://www.usa.philips.com/healthcare/about/terms-conditions 26. What additional service coverage is available with the purchased Lumify solution? Philips offers Xtend Premium, a service contract that provides additional coverage for your Lumify purchase. Please refer to Terms and Conditions for more information about Xtend Premium. https://www.usa.philips.com/healthcare/about/terms-conditions. 27. How do I return my purchased Lumify? After your Lumify purchase, returns or cancelations are not allowed per the terms and conditions of your purchase. 28. Is there a way to reset the imaging controls to the default gain/depth? You can easily reset the imaging controls to the optimized defaults by reselecting the preset. This will restore depth/gains/settings to the optimized default. 29. How many linear distance measurements can I make on a single image? Lumify allows a maximum of four linear distance measurements on a single image. To add a distance measurement, select Distance from the Measure menu. 30. Can I reverse the cardiac image orientation? Yes, but only for cardiac images acquired with the S4-1 transducer: touch Cardiac L/R Invert in Settings. 31. Will an automatic update to Lumify interrupt an exam? If automatic application updates are enabled in your device's Apple iOS settings, an automatic update to Lumify could interrupt system use. To avoid this situation, disable automatic updates in your Apple iOS operating system (remove “operating system”). For instructions, see the Google Play Help. 32. Can I setup multiple connectivity profiles for Lumify? Connectivity profiles let you define a set of storage destinations, export strategies, exam settings, and connection settings. You can create and configure multiple connectivity profiles and quickly switch among them. You must end the exam before you can switch connectivity profiles. 33. How do I setup a Modality Performed Procedure Step (MPPS) server? While adding a connectivity profile, under "Server & Roles", select a Modality Performed Procedure Step (MPPS) server. To add a new MPPS server, select Add New, and then, in the Setup MPPS Servers dialog box, touch Add New. See "Adding a Connectivity Profile" section of the User Manual. 34. How do I setup DICOM storage commitment server? While adding a connectivity profile, under "Server & Roles", select a DICOM storage commitment server. To add a new storage commitment server, select Manage Options and touch Add New. See "Adding a Connectivity Profile" section of the User Manual. 35. How long do I have to resume a paused exam? If you leave an exam or close the system, you can return to the open exam within 24 hours. See "Resuming Paused Exam" section of User Manual for details.