85 radiologists. 50 teleradiologists. 22 hospitals. 2 million imaging exams per year. RadCare®, Inc., the radiology division of EmCare® of Dallas, Texas, needed leading-edge technology that could streamline the complex process of reading x-ray imaging exams from hospitals with different PACS systems.
In the past, film images taken in the territory’s various community health centers were transported hundreds of miles to Yellowknife, the territorial capital, for reading and reporting—a process that could take up to two weeks for a diagnosis. Today images are available for reading in just 10-15 minutes.
The price increases are necessary due to continuing increases in the cost of commodities used in film manufacturing including silver, polyester and other essential resources.
Enables high-resolution mammography images to be captured digitally using new or existing KODAK DIRECTVIEW CR systems.
“Sales have exceeded our expectations and we have boosted production capabilities to keep pace with demand," said Helen Titus, Worldwide Marketing Manager, Digital Capture Systems, Carestream Health.
Optional new PACS module that delivers embedded critical results notification is now available with all new orders and as an upgrade for existing users of CARESTREAM PACS version 11.0 and higher.
These tests indicate the new high-performance processors can equip Carestream Health’s PACS and SuperPACS™ Architecture to deliver responsive access to a larger number of users per server.
Carestream launched FLEXX Transparent Conductive Films as a more flexible, durable and economical alternative to traditional indium tin oxide (ITO) films in late 2010
Winthrop University Hospital Places Multi Million Dollar Order For Cloud Based RIS PACS Services From Carestream HealthHospital Decision Makers Opt for Affordable, Predictable Business Model that Offers Ongoing Technology RefreshmentMarch 29, 2011MedicalROCHESTER, N.Y., March 29 — Winthrop University Hospital, Mineola,
“Our goal was to convert our emergency department from CR to DR to achieve image quality gains and faster access to patient images,” said Richard Fowlkes, Diagnostic Manager, VCU Medical Center.