PAC systems allow for the storage and convenient access to images from multiple sources. Moreover, because PAC systems transmit information digitally, items such as manual storage, file retrieval, and the physical delivery of medical files are now virtually extinct. Even with these advances, PAC systems continue to improve as new
Outfitting your practice with a PAC system can be a significant investment. As such, its benefits should bring a tremendous amount of value to your practice. To help you source the right vendor for your office, we have compiled a list of nine capabilities your PAC system should have. 1. Integrated
Freeland Systems has been rapidly expanding the functionality of our browser-based PACS solution cPac and cPac Pro. We expect new features to be released on a very aggressive schedule for the foreseeable future. Among the new features released are stress echo, graphics, and screenshot reporting. Stay tuned.
I am pleased to announce that David Kingcaid has accepted the position of Eastern Region Manager effective immediately. David previously was with CardioStream and brings 5 years of experience in the PACS solution business and specifically in the web-based PACS segment.
We are pleased to announce that Glenn Godfrey has been promoted to be the Director of Professional Services for Freeland Systems. Glenn Godfrey has been fascinated by technology since the early 90s. While working in a photo lab during high school, Glenn found his passion for computers and technology. He
Picture archiving and communication system (PACS) technology is continually evolving. It adjusts to changes in standards, advancements in technology, facilities’ requirements, and healthcare regulations. It’s important to stay informed about the changes in healthcare that may impact the development, operation, maintenance, and growth of PAC Systems. Here are some recent
Thinking about switching to AccessPoint PAC system? If so, you’re probably wondering what to expect as you make the transition. Here are the three main concerns and questions clients face when making the switch with answers to ensure a smooth and successful implementation using AccessPoint. Archives: What will happen to
This year the American Society for Echocardiography (ASE) will celebrate the Silver Anniversary of its Annual Scientific Sessions, an exciting five-day conference featuring a variety of educational opportunities. Freeland Systems is pleased to be joining thousands of ultrasound clinicians, researchers, and healthcare providers who will travel to Portland, OR, to
Ever wondered what cPac and cPac Pro look like? Here’s a visual tour through some of the highlights. If you’d like to see more, use our demo request form to request a one-on-one demo session with our cPac team.
How it Works Traditional PACS A traditional PAC system uses local storage solutions to store patient digital images and related data. In the local storage model, the server connects directly to an array of hard drives that provide quick access to patient files. These files are saved directly to the
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