Mobile Instrumental Diagnostic Provider
Serving Northern and Southern Nevada, as well as Northern Arizona
WHO ARE WE?
Successful Service Provider since 1998
InScope Mobile Dx is a small subsidiary of a company in NC that started in 2018 as a community service and engagement project that has since grown into a mobile endoscopy service supporting patients with swallowing deficits in both urban and rural communities across Nevada and Arizona. Inscope brings advanced endoscopic assessment and treatment planning directly to the patient, reducing delays, improving access, and helping care teams make more informed clinical decisions without requiring difficult transfers to outside clinics.
We provide high-quality mobile endoscopy services in skilled nursing facilities, rehabilitation hospitals, and physician offices. Our services include nas-endoscopy, endoscopy with stroboscopy, fiberoptic endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES), and therapeutic biofeedback. Each study is performed with a focus on safety, clear documentation, and clinically useful findings that support evaluation, treatment planning, and continuity of care across settings.
Where Instrumental Visualization Meets Aerodigestive Structure and Physiology
30+
Years of Experience
1000 Plus
Satisfied Clients
100+
Hundreds of EBP Examinations Completed
35
Dedicated Staff in
NV, NC and AZ
Swallowing Problems in Skilled Nursing Facilities
Did you know...
SWALLOW INSTRUMENTAL VISUALIZATION ASSESSMENTS (FEES/MBSS) ARE “BEST PRACTICE” (American Speech and Hearing Association, 2021)
43%
of skilled nursing facility residents have difficulties eating (Clinical Intervention in Aging, 2013)
67%
of patients on a modified diet or liquid did not have dysphagia upon reevaluation with FEES (Bice et al., 2024)
61%
of patients in a skilled nursing facility with a feeding tube did not have dysphagia (Bice et al., 2024), suggesting the need for a FEES exam
66%
cheaper to use mobile video-endoscopy than
of an ambulance & hospital-based
x-ray swallow study
⭐ Mobile Instruments exams (FEES) guide clinical decision-making.
⭐ Continuing acute care diet recommendations in a skilled nursing facility increase costs incurred by the facility (Bice et al., 2024)
⭐ Altered diets can lead to malnutrition and dehydration!
⭐ Modified diets negatively impact patient QOL (Bice et al., 2024) and can lead to malnutrition and dehydration, which lead to increased infections, reduced wound healing, and increased re-hospitalizations.
⭐ Unnecessary diet preparations, nutritional supplements, dysphagia-related illness like UTIs and
Hospital readmissions COST YOU MONEY!
⭐ Instrumentals (FEES) help your facility avoid the expensive negative outcomes later!
⭐ New imaging is required to inform treatment when medical status changes (Bice et al., 2024)
