In the last five years, the amount of picture archiving and communications systems (PACS) imaging and traditional electronic data generated in the healthcare industry has grown exponentially. In addition, HIPPA regulations have ushered in new regulations governing how data must be protected and accessed in the event of a human or natural disaster.

“Advances in medical imaging technology, electronic medical records (EMR) and online medical collaboration between doctors, departments and specialists have created unique challenges for healthcare IT departments struggling to protect ever-growing amounts of electronic data,” said Venyu CEO Scott Thompson. “The Venyu and InSite One partnership will give hospitals and healthcare providers a powerful solution to tackle current and future data protection challenges with minimal disruption to existing environments.”

Venyu’s data protection and recovery solution is fully automated and maintains the highest industry standards for security, regulatory compliance, and recoverability. The Venyu Virtual Disaster Recovery platform enables rapid availability and recovery by virtualizing production servers and negating the need for duplicated hardware or unreliable – and often inaccessible - tape backup systems.

“InSite One together with Venyu will deliver to the healthcare market necessary and demonstrated data protection and data delivery with the InDex vendor-neutral enterprise archive that ensures on-demand access to archived studies from any authorized application,” comments Jim Champagne, InSite One’s President and CEO. “The blending of our companies technologies offers a uniquely qualified and cost-effective toolset that protects digital healthcare data from imaging to the elements of electronic medical records.”

InSite One services have become the de facto standard for the diagnostic imaging industry, in use at hundreds of hospitals, radiology departments, imaging centers, and physician group practices around the country. Clients vary considerably in size and complexity, and include Good Samaritan (CA), Washington Hospital Center (Washington, D.C.), Hartford Hospital (CT), InSight Health (CA), and Arizona Breastnet.

Both Venyu and InSite One exhibited at HIMSS10 March 1-4 in Atlanta, . Venyu at Booth #3445 and InSite One at Booth #7555 and in the Interoperability Showcase #233.

About InSite One® and InDex® Enterprise Archive

For more than a decade, InSite One, Inc. has distinguished itself as the market leader in storage content management services, medical data archiving and disaster protection. InSite One’s InDex Enterprise Archive and family of related storage services provide a comprehensive and flexible platform for enterprise management and sharing of patient information across clinical applications and entire healthcare communities. Through strict adherence to IHE (Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise) standards (DICOM, HL7, XDS (cross-enterprise document sharing) and XDS-I (cross-enterprise document sharing for imaging), InDex services ensure the rapid retrieval of clinical information by patient and provides a platform for participation in Health Information Exchanges (HIE).

By design, the InDex Enterprise Archive retains and protects all data files in a tamper-proof HIPAA-compliant environment. InSite One managed solutions deliver scalability, continuous IT support and state-of-the-art hardware and software upgrades that keep pace with evolving technologies. Beginning in 2010 with over 2.9 billion objects in its InDex Enterprise Archive, InSite One is the single-source for medical data storage, management and consolidation supporting ‘meaningful use’ in today’s increasingly important integrated patient record. InSite One is headquartered in Wallingford, CT.

 About Venyu

Venyu is a premier provider of data protection, recovery, and availability solutions that make business continuity possible. Venyu’s progressive portfolio of online data backup, physical and virtualized recovery solutions, managed hosting, SaaS, and co-location services protects and manages multiple petabytes of data. A PHNS subsidiary, Venyu is headquartered in Baton Rouge, LA, with offices in Waltham, MA , and is backed by geographically-diverse datacenters, highly-qualified engineers, and iron-clad security controls. For more information about Venyu, please visit www.venyu.com.