Ariz. rad practice taps Merge for MU

Lisa Fratt | | Health Exec | EMR/EHR
Radiology Limited will install Merge's suite of radiology systems at its nine imaging centers across southern Arizona.

The practice turned to Merge to help achieve meaningful use, according to the Chicago-based company.

The project includes Merge PACS; Merge Financials, a web-based billing system; Merge Documents, a paperless office system to store and manage documents electronically; and Merge CADstream, a MRI-CAD [computer-assisted detection] for breast, liver and prostate analysis and reporting.

Radiology Ltd. also utilizes Merge iConnect Access, a DICOM image and XDS viewer that provides image review for referring physicians.

Lisa Fratt

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