Our technology spans the patient journey to streamline processes and connect physicians, no matter where they are.
Hospitals and health systems have made major investments in Epic and MyChart to modernize care delivery, streamline operations, and improve the patient experience.
As hospitals grow, adopt new technologies, and shift toward distributed care models, legacy infrastructure is reaching its limit.
As imaging volumes rise and care delivery becomes more distributed, radiologists are expected to deliver faster answers across more modalities, sites, and systems.
Recent innovations in the healthcare space focus on how organizations use their data, infrastructure, and intelligence to deliver care.
Healthcare is being increasingly driven by digital transformation, and picture archiving and communication systems (PACS) have become the backbone of efficiency in modern radiology.
Enterprise imaging is a strategy that unifies the management, access, and sharing of medical images across departments, sites, and systems.
Even the smallest workflow inefficiencies can add up, increasing workload on providers and reducing the time they have available to see patients.
As imaging volume and complexity increase, the ability to manage imaging data with speed, accuracy, and flexibility is a clinical imperative.
A PACS is one of the most critical assets within a healthcare organization, housing sensitive patient records, diagnostic images, and other Protected Health Information (PHI).
Lung cancer accounts for more cancer deaths than prostate, ovarian, and breast cancer combined.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and it’s the perfect time to highlight the role of early detection in improving survival rates.
Burnout is an escalating concern in the healthcare industry, driven by an increasingly aged population and short staffing.
