N.Y. imaging practice selects Corepoint

Jeff Byers | | Health Exec | Precision Medicine
Western New York Radiology Associates, an imaging practice in Buffalo, N.Y., has selected Corepoint Health’s Corepoint Integration Engine to orchestrate its internal workflow and external patient data flow.

Operating three centers using multi-modalities, Western New York Radiology Associates provides MRI, CT, ultrasound, bone densitometry and x-ray services.

According to the Plano, Texas-based Corepoint, implementing the Corepoint Integration Engine allows the imaging practice to move beyond point-to-point interfaces, eliminate manual data entry and improve the reporting turnaround times with PACS, voice recognition and EMR system interfaces.


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