Solutions
We’ve developed a flexible medical imaging infrastructure that seamlessly integrates with any healthcare system, allowing for easy visualization, instant access, and effective collaboration.
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BY WORKFLOWS
Life Sciences and Research
AI-Powered Workflows
Deep Imaging Anonymisation
Data Marketplace
Health Data Analytics
Medical Image Sharing
Telemedicine
Teleradiology
Tumor boards
BY SPECIALTY
Oncology
Oncology Imaging Exchange
Oncology VNA
Oncology Patient Portal
Oncology PACS
Neurology
Neurology Imaging Exchange
Neurology VNA
Neurology Patient Portal
Neurology PACS
Breast Imaging
Mammography Imaging Exchange
Mammography Patient Portal
Mammography PACS
Mammography VNA
Orthopedics
Orthopedics Imaging Exchange
Orthopedics VNA
Orthopedics Patient Portal
Orthopedics PACS
Products
Join tens of organizations that leverage Medicai’s clinician, patient, and health IT manager platform to manage best-in-class medical imaging infrastructure, in a convenient (from any device), scalable (launch with our interface or build unique experiences with our APIs), secure (HIPAA, GDPR compliant) and customizable way.
CLINICAL COLLABORATION
Doctor Imaging Portal
Patient Imaging Portal
Referring Physician Portal
Web app
Mobile Imaging App
Clinical Collaboration
Educational Community
INTEROPERABILITY
Medical Imaging Exchange
Interoperability
DICOM Viewer
Unified Index
Medicai API
Deconstructed PACS
CLOUD STORAGE
Cloud PACS
Vendor Neutral Archive
Cloud Imaging Storage
Cloud Long-Term Archive
Backup and Disaster Recovery
Tell us a little bit about you and your clinic/hospital and we’ll get back to you and your team.
MRI scan is a non-invasive computerized medical procedure that uses magnetism, along with radio waves, to scan the body and obtain two-dimensional and three-dimensional images of anatomical structures.
A computerized tomography (CT or CAT) is a non-invasive method of diagnosing diseases that could otherwise not be diagnosed without surgery or autopsy.
A PET-CT scan is a relatively new diagnostic method that is successfully used to accurately identify certain types of cancer, as well as their metastases.
