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Aspyra, Inc. (AMEX: APY) announced plans to offer customers volume-based pricing for its AccessNET PACS and AccessRAD RIS/PACS solutions at the upcoming RSNA 2008 Annual Meeting held at McCormick Place in Chicago, IL (November 30 - December 4, 2008), Booth 6610, South Building Hall A.
Aspyra's AccessNET PACS and AccessRAD RIS/PACS provide affordable solutions for the cost-conscious hospital, imaging center and orthopedic group practice. Maintaining the same product functionality and scalability, Aspyra has adapted the new volume-based pricing to accommodate the financial constraints facing today's healthcare organizations. With the new volume-based pricing model, customers can "pay-as-they-grow", with lower upfront and long-term costs based on study volume. Included in the volume-based pricing model are unlimited radiology, diagnostic and clinical user licenses, as well as unlimited DICOM connections, further protecting healthcare organizations from future unanticipated costs as they grow their business.

Aspyra, Inc will also offer its existing customers a program to convert from traditional pricing to the new volume-based structure, or remain on their existing pricing model.

Rob Pruter, Aspyra's Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing states, "Aspyra provides healthcare organizations with flexible solutions which are reflected in our new volume-based pricing and All-in-One PACS and RIS/PACS solutions. These financially sensible models enable our customers to invest in sophisticated solutions that are aligned with their business growth plans."

To learn more about Aspyra and its products, visit Booth 6610, South Hall at RSNA from November 30 - December 4, 2008.

Aspyra's PACS, Specialty PACS and RIS/PACS solutions are designed to meet the needs of acute care hospitals, enterprise-wide delivery networks,medium to large imaging centers,and orthopedic group practices, with end-to-end solutions that automate processes at every point of patient and imaging encounter workflow.

Source: http://www.aspyra.com