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Merge Healthcare recently announced the availability of its RIS, PACS and Disaster Recovery solutions that leverage a cloud computing platform to manage a breadth of healthcare information.

 This scalable software as a service (SaaS) by Merge enables digital imaging enterprises to deploy a HIPAA-compliant medical imaging solution without the cost or complexity of managing multiple layers of hardware or software. The cloud-hosted solutions also enable rapid implementation of a RIS(radiology information system) or PACS (picture archiving communications system); allowing practices a faster return on investment and minimal disruption to workflow.

 "The flexibility and depth of Fusion RIS/ PACS, supported by such a robust hosting environment, was exactly what we needed to be more responsive to our patients and partners." He continues, "The Merge solution has allowed Prestige to differentiate itself as a leading diagnostic imaging provider throughout Texas. We are already experiencing positive results."

A pay-per-study model provides affordable access to the newest releases of Merge's prominent digital imaging software solutions, including the recently released no-client FusionWeb Clinician Access Portal and Fusion RIS 4.0 with Fusion Billin. Hosted on a secure, off-site private server, these robust platforms store digital images (including prior studies) and associated patient information in a fully managed server environment, and are accessible at any time from any hosted network computer.

"Cloud computing provides our customers with another flexible option to manage their data and information, one which minimizes deployment cost and time," said Nancy Koenig, President of Merge Fusion.

Merge Healthcare Incorporated develops solutions that automate healthcare data and diagnostic workflow to enable a better electronic record of the patient experience, and to enhance product development for health IT, device and pharmaceutical companies.

Source: Merge Healthcare

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