Children’s Mercy Hospital & Clinics Selects SeeMyRadiology.com for Real Time Image Sharing
Renowned Children’s Hospital is 30th Site in the Kansas City and Surrounding Area where SeeMyRadiology.com Evolves into the De Facto HIE Platform for Imaging
New SeeMyRadiology.com iPhone and iPad Application Delivers Anytime, Anywhere Access to Critical Medical Images
ATLANTA — (August 30th, 2011) Already the fastest, most efficient, most universally accessible means of medical image exchange, SeeMyRadiology.com (http://www.seemyradiology.com) takes remote image access to a new level with the introduction of its free, downloadable application for the iPhone or iPad. Users of the app can connect directly to the SeeMyRadiology.com
cloud and utilize a full range of search and image manipulation tools.
St. Peter’s Hospital Selects SeeMyRadiology.com for Multi-Modality Image Sharing and Cardiology Viewing
ATLANTA - March 15, 2011 St. Peter’s Hospital in Helena, MT, has selected SeeMyRadiology.com (http://www.seemyradiology.com) for the immediate, cost-effective sharing of images with patients and physicians beyond the enterprise as well as for the viewing and management of cardiac images.
“It isn’t unusual for patients to travel several hours to receive the level of care provided in our hospital and our department. In Montana, the term remote imaging has a whole new meaning,” comments Luana Knable, Manager of Radiology for St. Peter’s Hospital.
SeeMyRadiology.com Debuts Sophisticated, Complete API at HIMSS 2011
ORLANDO — (February 21, 2011) SeeMyRadiology.com introduces at the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) conference this week an extended Web API (application programming interface) for its popular Internet-based, real time medical image sharing platform.
The University of Kansas Hospital Selects SeeMyRadiology.com for Cloud-based Medical Image Exchange For Trauma Transfers and Referrals
ATLANTA – (February 9, 2011) SeeMyRadiology.com (http://www.SeeMyRadiology.com) Accelarad’s new online medical image cloud computing service, today announced that The University of Kansas Hospital, the state’s leading major research institution, will use the SeeMyRadiology.com platform for medical image exchange when performing trauma transfers and tertiary care referrals.
