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Disaster Recovery Solution Provides Security
“I look at it like an insurance policy,” says Laurelynn Brey, radiology director and PACS administrator for Reedsburg   Area Medical Center .  “Our InSite One Disaster Recovery system helps me sleep at night, but I really hope I’ll never have to use it.”     Reedsburg is a 25-bed critical access hospital in rural Reedsburg, WI (...) MORE

In House vs. InSite One InDex® OnLine
When hospital administrators need to evaluate medical imaging options and make tough decisions, they look to people like Dr. Lee Goldman.  A medical physicist, Dr. Goldman has worked extensively with the radiology and cardiology departments of Hartford Hospital, offering guidance in the increasingly complex area of medical imaging.Recently he set (...) MORE

Making the Case for PACS
Winning over the decision-makers is never easy, just ask Dr. Keith Horton of Washington Hospital Center in Washington, DC.As a radiologist, Dr. Horton understands first-hand the importance of a comprehensive PACS system to link the seven hospital campuses that make up MedStar Health.As the department’s chief information officer, he’s all (...) MORE

Off-site Archive Complete With Piece of Mind
Out-of-sight and out-of-mind may be a good philosophy in some situations—but not for the management of a digital radiology department. Just ask Marjorie J. Parsons, BS, RT, CRT, Director of Imaging Services for Downey Regional Medical Center in Southern California. As a key force behind the hospital’s recent conversion to (...) MORE

Off-site Storage and Disaster Recovery Solution Removes Financial Barriers
When Shands Jacksonville Medical Center, a teaching affiliate of the University of Florida, began the search to expand its in-house information technology (IT) infrastructure, available capital dollars was limited. “When we went to senior management asking for $450,000 in capital for a SAN to expand our archive, we were asked (...) MORE

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