DR Systems, Inc.

New radiology technology saves time, reduces costs

Published in Medical Imaging Law Weekly, August 2nd, 2005

A state-of-the-art RIS/PACS not only equips radiology practices to compete more effectively in the current market but also prepares them for the radiology future, according to Murray Reicher, MD, chairman and co-founder of DR Systems, Inc.

The immediate benefits of an advanced RIS/PACS include more efficient use of radiologists' and technologists' time, large cost reductions, far more efficient workflow, and dramatically improved customer service, Reicher said. The system prepares for the future by eliminating costs and core competencies that are becoming obsolete, and building core expertise in the forward-looking aspects of the radiology business.

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Source: Medical Imaging Law Weekly (2005-08-02)

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