Carestream Health debuted two new mobile imaging retrofit kits that enable healthcare providers to convert existing portable imaging systems to DR using a CARESTREAM DRX detector.
New DR software and hardware upgrades that offer important gains in imaging productivity, quality control and the management of system-wide imaging data at the annual meeting of AHRA, the Association for Medical Imaging Management.
Carestream today announces that it has favorably settled two lawsuits with Caliper Life Sciences.
The practice conducts 40,000 imaging exams a year. Practice managers decided to replace outdated RIS and PACS functionality to streamline the imaging process and enable imaging data to be efficiently integrated into their EMR system.
A private outpatient imaging group, Brooke Radiology was looking for leading-edge technologies that would deliver high-quality images at an affordable cost.
Mr. Sanger is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Emergency Medical Services Corporation, a leading provider of emergency medical services in the U.S.
Clalit Health Services’ recent implementation of Carestream Health's proven healthcare IT systems, has resulted in benefits to the patient and physician communities that far exceeded expectations and dramatically improved the flow of radiology.
The company’s popular DRX-based systems enable healthcare providers to boost productivity while enhancing patient care. The company has sold more than 1,500 DRX detectors worldwide.
Hosted by the International Society of Computed Tomography (ISCT), the “Workstation Face-Off” requires radiologists to process and interpret several complex computed tomography (CT) imaging studies. According to the ISCT this event is designed “to stretch the capabilities of the workstations to their limits.”
The Regional Medical Center at Memphis (The MED) of Memphis, Tenn., has purchased Carestream Health’s Vue RIS with embedded voice recognition to achieve more efficient scheduling and reporting for all radiology exams including mammography.