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These are a few examples of our customer sites.
Adirondack Diagnostic Imaging
IMCO-PACS connects all modalities at Adirondack Diagnostic Imaging into a central repository. IMCO-gate was provided for digital capture and conversion to DICOM.
Arkansas Valley Regional Medical Center
Arkansas Valley Regional Medical Center is located in beautiful, rural La Junta, Colorado. Their focus was to eliminate the need for film and its peripherals. With the placement of IMCO-PACS, Arkansas Valley Regional Medical Center has become filmless. IMCO-PACS provides a central repository which improves workflow as well as helps the radiology department be more environmentally friendly. A 2008 platform change has brought this site to the next generation of IMCO-PACS.
Black Warrior Services LLC
To streamline workflow and increase productivity, Black Warrior implemented IMCO Technologies' HL7-DICOM Modality Worklist (IMCO-Worklist). IMCO Technologies integrated with Allscript Billing System and Philips MR.
Central Magnetic Resonance Imaging Institute
An IMCO-PACS solution was installed at Central Magnetic Resonance Imaging Institute. The economies of digital images versus film lead to the decision to install the IMCO-PACS solution. The space necessary for storage of film was another factor in their decision.
Diagnostic Imaging Center
IMCO Technologies provided a solution that enabled one of the largest diagnostic imaging centers in the Ruhr area of Germany to connect with two hospitals and numerous referring clinics.
Eureka Springs Hospital
Eureka Springs Hospital, in Eureka Springs, AR, chose a hosted PACS solution. It was provided with support from Ozark Imaging, the local IMCO-PACS distributor and Integris Tech Data Center, the hosting site.
IMCO-PACS hosted solution minimizes the need for on-site IT personnel at Eureka Springs Hospital, enabling them to maintain their focus on patient care.
Highlands Oncology Group
IMCO Technologies provided Highlands Oncology Group with a software-only, hosted PACS solution to connect their two main locations and surrounding clinics. Highlands Oncology Group uses thick and thin client technology to centralize all their locations onto a single database.
Humaine Klinikum
The Humaine Klinikum at Bad Saarow is using IMCO-STAT in their Cardiology Department. IMCO-STAT is a wireless system utilizing tablet PCs. Humaine Klinikum at Bad Saarow is a teaching hospital for the Berlin Charite Medical University in Berlin, Germany. This hospital has twelve clinics and three teaching institutes.
MedSouth Healthcare
The IMCO-PACS solution was installed at The MedSouth Healthcare group located in Dyersburg, Tennessee. The system allows the exchange of digital images and reports with clinics within the group located in Halls, Newbern and Ripley, Tennessee.
Southern Orthopaedic Surgeons
IMCO Technologies' HL7-DICOM Modality Worklist (IMCO-Worklist) was just what Southern Orthopaedic Surgeons was looking for to streamline their workflow and improve productivity. IMCO Technologies integrated with Medisys Billing System and Fuji CRs.
Sutter North Medical
Sutter North Medical of Yuba City, California, part of the Sutter Health group serving more than 100 communities in Northern California, purchased the IMCO-Ortho templating software package. The IMCO-Ortho application provides easy to manage digital images which can be reviewed with measurements and templates for pre-surgical planning.
The Orthopaedic Group
The Orthopaedic Group of Mobile, Alabama is a large Orthopaedic practice with multiple locations that chose an IMCO-PACS solution to become filmless.
Trinity Mother Frances Hospitals and Clinics
An IMCO-Ortho templating software package was installed onto an existing PACS at their facility. Trinity Health System consists of two hospitals serving north central, east and northeast Texas. IMCO-Ortho provides templates for pre-surgical planning.
Tuomey Healthcare System
Tuomey Healthcare System chose IMCO-STAT CTRM for a tailored solution that provides fast communication of radiology reports to the Emergency Department and dramatically increases the closed-loop reporting compliance. The ED no longer has to wait for radiology reports or call the Radiology Department seeking critical information.