About Freeland Systems

More than 30 years of clinical imaging informatics expertise

Experience Matters

With more than 30 years of clinical imaging informatics experience and approximately 1,800 installations trusted in hospitals, academia, clinics, private practices, research institutions, and mobile imaging services, Freeland Systems offers innovative and efficient solutions for image and reporting management, on-premise and cloud-based archives, robust clinical database, EHR interoperability solutions and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) engagements.

The company’s flagship AccessPoint^® applications were created by the three founding partners with nearly 80 years of combined experience in medical imaging development and design. It is the unparalleled engineering and clinical experience of the founders, in conjunction with input and feedback from hundreds of clinical that allows Freeland Systems to be industry leaders.

In addition to direct sales to clinical end users, Freeland’s intellectual property has been adopted by many medical device manufacturers and is incorporated in numerous ultrasound systems. Pioneering contributions to cardiac ultrasound imaging include:

Developed the first commercially successful stress echo system
Developed and patented processes currently used by all stress echo acquisition systems
Developed Digital Echo recording equipment to replace analog VCR in cardiac ultrasound
Development of the first computer for cardiac function analysis
Development of digital acquisition technology (frame buffers) for cardiac ultrasound
Development of the first VHS video tape application for echo storage

Freeland Systems founders have performed basic research in contrast ultrasound imaging, 3D-ultrasound imaging, automatic edge detection and compression techniques for communication of diagnostic studies. The research led to patents in stress echocardiography and blood pool imaging using Color Flow Doppler techniques. They also developed the technology required to perform exercise cardiac function testing which continues to be the industry standard for Coronary Arterial Disease (CAD) detection.

Our corporate goal is to provide affordable image and reporting solutions that improve physician productivity, increase practice revenues, automate workflow and maximize return on investment. Freeland’s AccessPoint^® Connected Clinical Solutions are designed to be the cardiovascular component of the Electronic Health Record (EHR) to provide even the smallest cardiology practice the advanced workflow functionality typically reserved for large, costly imaging informatics implementations.