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If you’re looking for a fast, non-invasive way to assess bladder volume and support urinary retention workflows, we can help. At Auxo Medical, we offer bladder scanners that make it easy to perform quick bedside scans without relying on an ultrasound technician—helping clinical teams save time and avoid unnecessary invasive procedures. Our bladder scanner catalog includes brand new and refurbished options, so you can match performance needs and budget with confidence.

Bladder scanners are commonly used to estimate post-void residual and support clinical decision-making with a simple ultrasound-based approach that can be performed in minutes. This matters because reducing unnecessary catheterization is a widely recognized infection-prevention goal, and bladder scanners are often used as a “check first” step when urinary retention is suspected.

Quick Product List: Our Bladder Scanner Lineup

• Infinium Vioscan Bladder Scanner
• Verathon BladderScan BVI 9600
• Verathon BladderScan BVI 9400
• Verathon BVM 9500 BladderScan
• Roll Stand for Infinium Vioscan Bladder Scanner

Why We Recommend Bladder Scanners for Urinary Retention & Post-Void Residual Workflows

A portable bladder scanner uses ultrasound to estimate bladder urine volume (often as part of post-void residual assessment). In many care settings, that speed and convenience can support faster decisions, reduce avoidable straight caths, and improve patient comfort—especially when the goal is to confirm whether bladder volume is actually the issue before moving to more invasive steps.

From an infection-prevention standpoint, urinary catheters are strongly associated with catheter-associated urinary tract infections, so minimizing catheter use when it isn’t needed is a key part of CAUTI prevention. In practice, a bladder scanner can be one of the most practical tools for “verify first” protocols.

Bladder Scanners We Sell (Plus the Accessory That Keeps Them Mobile)

Infinium Vioscan Bladder Scanner

The Infinium VioScan is a portable, non-invasive bladder scanning system built for quick bladder volume measurement with a clean, clinician-friendly interface. We like it for facilities that want a modern display, straightforward operation, and flexible exam modes for different workflows.

Highlights we see customers ask for most:

• High-definition color screen designed for clear viewing
• Expert mode for real-time bladder imaging and an express mode for fast volume checks
• Built-in bladder border recognition and auto-alignment guidance to support consistent probe placement
• On-device data storage designed to hold a large number of cases
• Patient presets for male, female, and pediatric scanning
• Multi-language support and barcode scanning capability
• Two rechargeable battery sets included for day-to-day use

Best pairing: If you want the VioScan to move easily between rooms, we recommend adding our dedicated stand below.

Roll Stand for Infinium Vioscan Bladder Scanner

This roll stand is built to keep the Infinium VioScan mobile, stable, and organized—especially helpful for nursing units, PACU workflows, and any environment where the scanner needs to travel room-to-room throughout the day.

• Locking wheels to help keep the system steady during use
• Integrated probe holder for safe storage and quick access
• Accessory storage shelf to keep gel and supplies close at hand
• Durable, clinical-ready construction designed for daily use
• Ergonomic height to support comfortable scanning

Verathon BladderScan BVI 9600

The BladderScan BVI 9600 is a portable ultrasound bladder scanner designed for quick, non-invasive bladder volume measurement with simple operation. We often recommend it for teams that prioritize fast results, minimal training, and an efficient workflow across varied clinical settings.

• Non-invasive bladder volume measurement (no catheterization required for the scan)
• Single-button operation for straightforward use
• Real-time bladder volume display for immediate feedback
• Portable, lightweight design for easy maneuverability
• Clear display and durable construction for everyday clinical use

Verathon BladderScan BVI 9400

The BladderScan BVI 9400 is designed to make bladder volume measurement fast and easy: the system captures ultrasonic reflections across multiple planes to generate a three-dimensional image used to calculate bladder volume—without requiring a sonographer. It’s a strong fit for teams that want scan modes for different patient types and built-in training support.

• Scan modes tailored for men, women, and small children
• Ergonomic handheld probe and a compact console with a tilting color LCD screen
• Onboard printer for records and documentation workflows
• Onboard video tutorial to simplify staff training
• Voice annotation capability to help retain exam notes
• Wireless exam upload support to ScanPoint for viewing/archiving and EHR-related workflows
• Optional cart/stand mobility and dual-battery setup for continuous use

Verathon BVM 9500 BladderScan

The Verathon BVM 9500 is a non-invasive ultrasound bladder volume assessment system designed to support accurate, timely bladder measurements across hospitals, clinics, and long-term care. We recommend it when teams want an advanced feature set around guidance, reporting, and data handling.

• Non-invasive bladder volume assessment designed to reduce the need for catheterization-related discomfort and risk
• Probe aiming guidance to support correct positioning during scanning
• Patient-type scanning modes to support appropriate calculations across common exam scenarios
• Portable, battery-powered operation for bedside use
• Reporting support with an onboard printer and optional ScanPoint integration for archiving and workflow support
• Voice annotation capability for exam notes

How We Help You Choose the Right Bladder Scanner

Most facilities narrow their decision quickly once they align on workflow. Here’s the practical way we think about it:

• If you want a modern interface with flexible scan modes and guidance features: we point customers to the Infinium Vioscan Bladder Scanner.
• If you want simple operation with fast results and minimal training overhead: we often recommend the Verathon BladderScan BVI 9600.
• If you want a proven workflow with onboard training, printing, and robust documentation features: we recommend the Verathon BladderScan BVI 9400.
• If you want an advanced Verathon platform focused on bladder volume assessment plus reporting and integration options: we recommend the Verathon BVM 9500 BladderScan.
• If you need better mobility and organization for shared equipment: we suggest adding the Roll Stand for Infinium Vioscan Bladder Scanner.

Why Buy Your Bladder Scanner from Us (Auxo Medical)

We focus on making it easy for clinical facilities to source the right equipment mix—without wasting time. Our bladder scanner catalog includes brand new and refurbished options, and every product page lets you request a quote directly so we can match your needs to the right configuration.

We’re headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, and we support a wide field footprint across multiple regions—helping facilities keep critical equipment ready for patient care.

FAQ: Bladder Scanners

What does a bladder scanner do?

A bladder scanner uses ultrasound to estimate bladder urine volume, commonly as part of post-void residual assessment. It’s a quick, non-invasive approach that can often be performed in just a few minutes at the bedside.

Why use a bladder scanner before catheterization?

Bladder scanners are commonly used to assess and confirm suspected urinary retention before placing a catheter, helping reduce unnecessary catheterization when bladder volume isn’t the cause of symptoms.

How do bladder scanners support CAUTI reduction efforts?

Because urinary catheters are strongly associated with catheter-related infections, many prevention strategies emphasize using catheters only when necessary and removing them as soon as possible. Bladder scanners support this goal by helping teams confirm urinary retention and make more informed decisions before catheter placement.

Explore our full bladder scanner category here: Bladder Scanners