May 4, 2012 – PACSGEAR, a provider of imaging connectivity for electronic health records (EHRs), announced the PACSGEAR Image Exchange, a cloud-based solution designed to securely upload and share medical images and results between facilities. As a low-cost add-on to the company’s popular MediaWriter product line, PACSGEAR Image Exchange provides the user an option to either burn DICOM studies to CD/DVD media or upload studies to a variety of cloud-based repositories. The solution will be introduced at the upcoming SIIM annual meeting in Orlando, Fla.

“Customers want the option to share medical images electronically. When we looked at our technology, we realized that our customers already had the critical components in place to enable image sharing. The challenge was to make it easy and affordable,” said Eli Rapaich, PACSGEAR’s CEO. “Giving our customers the choice to either burn CDs or securely upload images to their favorite cloud-based vendors improves interoperability and facilitates health information exchange.”

The PACSGEAR Image Exchange will be featured at PACSGEAR’s booth #513 at the annual meeting of the Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine (SIIM 2012) in Orlando, Fla., from June 7-10, 2012.

For more information: www.pacsgear.com


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