TeleRay is an industry-first telehealth and image management platform. TeleRay cloud-based medical image management platform allows users to securely share images with professionals (specialists, referring, clinicians) and patients. The platform has many features, including the ability to import or convert DICOM or non DICOM images, query and HL7 connectivity. Integrate with any EMR, view images on an FDA approved viewer anywhere on any device.
Complete DICOM image migration is available- set up, training, and implementation is included. Live streaming and remote control of modalities are options and great for many use cases to place professionals virtually in a room any where.
TeleRay is the most secure platform with peer 2 peer health and data communication. You can use the app to access workflow tools like waiting rooms, multi-calls, call transfer and sharing of images. It's simple and affordable.
More than 3000 locations use our service, including 38 of the top medical centers in more than 20 nations. Get started today for free.
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Improve radiology reporting efficiency and report quality with Imorgon's reporting automation.
As the top DICOM SR software for radiology, our solution significantly reduces unnecessary dictation by precisely transferring ultrasound and DEXA modality measurements into Powerscribe, Fluency, or RadAI. This eliminates manual errors and significantly accelerates the generation of reports.
Imorgon's unique advantages include:
- guaranteed transfer of all measurements - usually DICOM SR
- electronic worksheets for direct report population (eliminating dictation from notes)
- worksheets with priors, calculators, and clinical decision support (TI-RADS, O-RADS, etc)
- integration with Epic and other EHRs.
- vendor-neutral
Our dedicated support team ensures uninterrupted workflow.
Invest in Imorgon for a quick and substantial return on investment, transforming your reporting overhead into a streamlined, high-quality operation.
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3D Slicer
3D Slicer is an open-source software tool that provides a comprehensive platform for visualizing, processing, segmenting, registering, and analyzing medical and biomedical 3D images and meshes. In addition to these features, it supports the planning and navigation of image-guided medical procedures. Functioning as a desktop application, 3D Slicer tackles complex challenges in image computing, specifically tailored for clinical and biomedical contexts. Furthermore, it acts as a development framework that allows for the swift creation and implementation of custom applications for both research and commercial endeavors. The platform is backed by a vibrant community of skilled users and developers who work together to enhance the field of medical computing. Distributed under a BSD-style license, 3D Slicer places no limitations on its use in both academic and commercial settings, but it is important to note that the software is not FDA-approved, placing the onus on users to ensure they meet relevant regulatory requirements. This collaborative environment fosters innovation and encourages the development of unique solutions to meet the evolving needs of the medical field.
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OsiriX
OsiriX is a highly esteemed medical imaging software designed for viewing DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) files, catering especially to healthcare professionals who require efficient management and analysis of medical images. This versatile platform boasts capabilities for 2D, 3D, and 4D visualization, complemented by sophisticated post-processing tools that enhance diagnostic precision. Its advanced features, including volume rendering and detailed image manipulation, make it a preferred choice among radiologists, clinicians, and researchers worldwide. Available in two versions, OsiriX provides a free (Lite) option alongside a paid (MD) version that includes enhanced functionalities and necessary certifications for clinical application, such as FDA and CE approvals. Additionally, the software's user-friendly interface and robust performance contribute to its widespread adoption in the medical community.
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