Bunkerhill Health vs Circle Cardiovascular Imaging

Circle's cvi42 is analysis software for the cardiac imaging lab: cardiac MR and CT, strain, mapping, plaque and calcium quantification. Its openFDA record runs to 12 entries under two applicant names, from CMR42 in 2008 to the cvi42 Coronary Plaque application (K251027) in October 2025. The vendor lists ISO 13485:2016 and MDSAP certificates, plus integrated solutions with GE Healthcare and Siemens Healthineers. It fits a cardiac MR lab or a CT lab that reads and measures its own studies.

Bunkerhill sells an agent platform to health systems and holds nine openFDA clearances: iCAC (K230223), CAC (gated, K240369), AVC (K243229), BMD (K242295), aortic quantification (K243779), ECG-EF (K250649), MAC (K250662) and contrast versions of CAC and AVC from March 2026. Its homepage lists heart failure follow-up for patients with LVEF 40% or below.

Cardiology leaders at a health system comparing the two meet at coronary calcium, which each product list covers. Beyond that the products serve different desks, Circle the lab that measures and Bunkerhill the system that wants algorithm results to drive follow-up work.