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Native 64-Bit Image and Report Access Software Designed for Mac Users

By HospiMedica International staff writers
Posted on 04 Aug 2010
A new application has been designed that is intended for radiology groups who wish to provide fully featured image and report access to referring physicians with a Mac preference. More...


Intelerad Medical Systems (Denver, CO, USA), a developer of medical imaging picture archiving and communications systems (PACS) and workflow solutions, today announced the availability of InteleViewer

Specifically designed for referring physicians, InteleViewer for Mac combines the benefits of Mac computer systems, (developed by Apple, Inc.; Cupertino, CA, USA), with Intelerad's leading-edge medical imaging solutions. Mac users will experience the Mac OS X 64-bit Intel high-speed viewing, as well as full support for U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved medical-grade displays. Intelerad's native 64-bit InteleViewer for Mac comes with high-performance streaming of data for remote viewing and customizable layouts, which will accommodate even the most demanding specialists in orthopedics or neurosurgery. Administration tools let radiology groups define user and application preferences as well as access permissions, making InteleViewer for Mac a fully HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996) -compliant application.

Easy to use from home or from the office, InteleViewer for Mac supports the entire range of Mac systems running Mac OS X Snow Leopard--from MacBook notebooks and iMac desktops to MacPro workstations--allowing radiology groups to meet the demands of modern physicians' practices.

"InteleViewer for Mac allows radiology groups to provide high-performance access to images and reports to previously overlooked Mac users,” said Chris Henri, founder and chief technology officer at Intelerad. "It is a key component of our strategy to help our customers strengthen their position in the marketplace.”

InteleViewer for Mac will be offered under an enterprise-wide licensing model for a versatile use and will be available concurrently with the upcoming IntelePACS and InteleOne releases.

Intelerad Medical Systems is a developer of medical imaging PACS and workflow solutions. IntelePACS relies on a scalable, flexible, and fault-tolerant architecture. Intelerad solutions, such as InteleOne, are known for their effectiveness, flexibility, and performance in complex, multisite environments with challenging workflows.

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