DASI Simulations is heading to TCT 2026! Stop by our Emerging Technologies Kiosk to connect with our team and explore how patient-specific predictive modeling helps physicians visualize device-anatomy interactions and support planning for structural heart procedures. Want to set aside time to chat? Message us or email [email protected] to schedule a meeting. We look forward to seeing you there! #TCT2026 #DASISimulations #StructuralHeart #TAVR @TCTConference @crfheart

We’re thrilled to continue growing our partnership with @ClevelandClinic! A few weeks back, DASI Simulations connected with Cleveland Clinic fellows to discuss how patient-specific predictive modeling can support procedural planning, enhance clinical workflows, and help physicians approach cases with greater confidence. Thank you to the fellows for the thoughtful conversations and shared commitment to advancing personalized structural heart care. We look forward to continuing this work together! #ClevelandClinic #Partnership #TAVR #Fellows #InterventionalCardiology @CleClinicHVTI

Another new site activation in the books. Thank you to everyone at @KetteringHealth for your collaboration and partnership, with a special shoutout to Tara Powell and Jessica Booher for helping make this possible. Excited to continue expanding access to patient-specific, AI-driven planning and supporting heart teams in delivering more informed, precise care. Looking forward to what’s ahead. #DASISimulations #StructuralHeart #TAVR #AIinHealthcare #DigitalHealth

Great to see DASI Simulations represented at #LSIUSA26. Shout out to our cofounders Lakshmi Dasi and Teri Sirset for bringing poignant topics surrounding AI in healthcare to the podium. #AIinHealthcare #TAVR @lsintelligence

We are excited to share that both of our founders will be attending and presenting at LSI USA '26 Emerging Medtech Summit. Our CEO, Teri Sirset, will present on DASI Simulations and participate in the panel discussion “Building a Winning Clinical Advisory Board,” where she will share insights on developing strong clinical partnerships to support innovation and growth in medtech. Our CTO and co-founder, Dr. Lakshmi Dasi, will also be presenting and discussing new innovations in heart valve design, highlighting how engineering, and clinical insight are shaping the future of structural heart therapies. #LSIUSA26 #MedTech #StructuralHeart #TAVR

#CRT2026 was a great success for the DASI Simulations team. We had the opportunity to connect with many clinicians and industry leaders to discuss the value of patient-specific simulation within structural heart team workflows and how AI-driven planning can support more informed decision-making in TAVR. During the conference, Dr. Lakshmi Dasi spoke on multiple panels highlighting the DASI technology and its role in advancing procedural planning. Dr. Taylor Becker, Ph.D., MS Becker presented new research on emerging computational biomarkers for HALT prediction, while Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist Manali Shah shared insights on the evolving regulatory landscape for AI-enabled medical technologies. Additionally, Marketing Manager Teagan Sirset discussed the complexities of the changing clinical landscape of TAVR procedures and how DASI can help reduce the decision-making burden for clinicians. DASI was also featured in a live case broadcast from @MedStarWHC. A special thank you to Dr. Toby Rogers, MD, PhD, and his team for showcasing the integration of advanced planning technologies in clinical practice. Shout out as well to Zvonimir Krajcer, MD, for speaking about DASI, and to Dr. Deepak Talreja, MD, for sharing invaluable insights on DASI’s role in optimal valve selection. We are grateful to have been part of such collaborative discussions and look forward to continuing to bring DASI Simulations to more clinicians across the U.S. #StructuralHeart #TAVR #AIinMedicine #MedTech #CardiologyInnovation @CRT_meeting

We’re excited to share that multiple talks at @CRT_meeting 2026 will highlight DASI technology and where we’re headed next as we continue advancing AI-driven, patient-specific simulation for structural heart care. Join DASI Simulations in Innovation Alley and hear how our tech can impact your practice and provide invaluable insights for TAVR procedures, allowing for more informed decisions in the Cath Lab. More announcements coming soon. Stay tuned. Let’s connect at CRT 2026. #CRT2026 #StructuralHeart #TAVR #AIinCardiology #MedTechInnovation

We’re proud to announce a new partnership between DASI Simulations and @AdventHealth . This collaboration marks an exciting step forward as we work together to bring patient-specific, AI-driven predictive modeling to AdventHealth sites across the country. We look forward to partnering with the outstanding teams at AdventHealth to help optimize outcomes and expand access to innovative, data-driven care. The future of structural heart is patient-specific. And we’re just getting started. #StructuralHeart #TAVR #CardiologyInnovation #AIinCardiology @AdventHealthWFL

Today is National Heart Valve Disease Awareness Day! At DASI Simulations, we are proud to be a company dedicated to improving the treatment and care of patients living with heart valve disease. At DASI we support clinicians in planning structural heart procedures with greater precision and confidence. Raising awareness saves lives. Early detection matters. Innovation matters. Patients matter. #ValveDiseaseDay #HeartHealth #StructuralHeart #TAVR #DASISimulations

February is National Heart Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about cardiovascular health and the importance of prevention, early detection, and innovation in heart care. This past Friday, our team proudly participated in #WearRedDay to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease and women’s heart health, which remains a leading cause of death worldwide. Wearing red serves as a powerful reminder of the patients, clinicians, and healthcare teams working every day to improve outcomes in cardiovascular care. @American_Heart

The last two weeks have been busy for the DASI Team. DASI Simulations attended both Miami Valves 2026 and Arizona Valves 2026, connecting with clinicians and structural heart teams to discuss how patient-specific, AI-driven modeling is being used in real clinical practice. At Miami Valves, Katelynne Berland spoke on behalf of DASI during a plenary session, presenting “AI Planning for TAVR” and highlighting how predictive simulation can support procedural planning and decision-making. At Arizona Valves, Dr. Taylor Becker presented “DASI Simulations and 3D Predictive Models: When to Modify and When to Treat,” sharing insights into how advanced modeling can inform complex valve strategies. This conference season is just getting started, and we’re excited for what’s ahead. #DASISimulations #StructuralHeart #TAVR #AIDriven #DigitalHealth #MedTech #InterventionalCardiology #HeartValve #ClinicalInnovation #MiamiValves #ArizonaValves

DASI Simulations is looking forward to attending @miamivalves 2026 this week. Visit us at Booth #21, located in the Grand Salons ABCDE on the Third Level. Our team will be onsite connecting with clinicians and structural heart teams to discuss how patient-specific, AI-driven predictive modeling is being used to support TAVR planning and complex valve decision-making. We’re also excited to share that Dr. Lakshmi Dasi will be presenting during Plenary Session 9: New Innovations Part I, with a talk titled “AI Planning for TAVR.” Grand Ballroom F Saturday, January 24, 2026 9:30–9:40 AM (US Eastern) If you’re attending Miami Valves and interested in how AI-driven simulation can complement your current planning workflow, we welcome the opportunity to connect and continue the conversation. #MiamiValves2026 #Cardiology #CME #Innovation #InterventionalCardiology #TAVR

Wishing you and your families a happy holiday season and a healthy, successful New Year. We look forward to what we will accomplish together in the year ahead.

Please join us in welcoming Nathan Downie to DASI Simulations as our newest Simulation Engineer. Nathan is a recent graduate of the Michigan State University College of Engineering, bringing a strong technical foundation and fresh perspective to our growing team. We are excited to have him contribute to our mission of advancing patient specific AI based predictive modeling in structural heart care. @michiganstateu #NewHire #AIinMedicine

We are excited to share the full release of our new video series developed alongside Dr. Matthew Summers, MD, FACC, with the support of @sentarahealth . This powerful case study offers a rare and compelling look into a TAVR procedure performed on a fellow cardiologist and colleague, Dr. Allen Ciuffo. #TAVR #StructuralHeart #InterventionalCardiology #HeartTeam #AorticStenosis #CardiologyInnovation #DASISimulations #MedTech #AIinHeathcare

We are excited to share that DASI Simulations is featured as the cover story in the December 2025 issue of Cardiology, a publication of the American College of Cardiology. This article titled “The Digital Operating Room: Patient-Specific Modeling for Optimal Structural Heart Outcomes” highlights the growing role of AI based predictive modeling in structural heart care and showcases how DASI Simulations is helping physicians plan with great precision, anticipate complications, and personalize treatment strategies for TAVR patients. Being recognized by a leading cardiovascular publication reinforces the impact of our work and the dedication of the clinicians, engineers, and partners who continue to move this field forward. View the full publication here ---> acc.org/Latest-in-Cardiology… #DASISimulations #StructuralHeart #TAVR #PredictiveModeling #Cardiology #DigitalHealth #MedicalInnovation #AIinMedicine @ACCinTouch

Thank you to the NIH/NHLBI for recognizing DASI at this year’s American Heart Association Scientific Sessions in New Orleans. It was an honor to highlight the journey of DASI Simulations, from early product conception to successful commercialization. and to share how our team is helping lead the field in AI-based predictive modeling for structural heart interventions. We are deeply grateful to @NIH for their continued support through SBIR grant funding, which has been instrumental in accelerating our progress. A special thank-you to Dr. Bernardo Perez for moderating the session in the absence of several NIH members, and to Dr. Julia Berzhanskaya, Dr. Stephanie Davis, Dr. Frank Evans, Heather Starks, and Tasha Wells for their leadership and support in making all of this possible. @AHAScience

Today, we honor the brave men and women who have served and sacrificed to protect our freedoms. To all who have worn the uniform, we thank you for your service and dedication.