eHealth Global connects six rad centers to provide images to NY RHIO

Justine Varieur Cadet | | Health Exec | Precision Medicine
Physicians are now able to see radiology images—including x-rays, MRI, CT and ultrasound—from six radiology centers in the Rochester, N.Y., area through the Rochester RHIO, the community’s regional health information organization, with the assistance of eHealth Global Technologies (eHGT).

Borg & Ide Imaging, Clifton Springs Hospital, Rochester General Health System, Rochester Diagnostic Imaging, Rochester Radiology Associates and Thompson Health are joining Lakeside Memorial Hospital in providing radiology images to the RHIO for electronic viewing.

Rochester RHIO partnered with eHGT of Mountain View, Calif., using its eHealthConnect image exchange service for access to patient images across participating healthcare organizations. eHGT said its image exchange service stores 30 days of exams and is able to pull older exams on-demand. Also, the eHealthViewer is a single technology with diagnostic quality viewing, image processing and measurement capabilities, according to the company.

Justine Varieur Cadet

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