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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