by Offsite | Sep 25, 2019 | Blog, Press Releases
Sunflower Health Network, Inc., is implementing OffSite Image Management’s Virtual CD for patients’ diagnostic images. Product will boost efficiency in patient care across rural Kansas service area Some of the biggest challenges in healthcare are related to finding...
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by Offsite | Aug 11, 2019 | Press Releases
OffSite Image Management Partners With Newton Medical Center to Solve “Aging” PACS Problems With 3D Mammography Vendor Neutral Archiving Solutions Highlighted in Community Hospital Case Study View the OffSite Case Study pdf document here. March 1, 2016 (St. Joseph,...
by Offsite | Jul 21, 2019 | Press Releases
Apply for the Rural Health Initiative Now (Kansas City, Mo., originally published February 24, 2011) – OffSite Image Management (OIM), based out of Kansas City, is launching the Rural Health Initiative, in which select rural hospitals, across the nation, will receive...
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by Offsite | Mar 31, 2019 | Blog, Press Releases
What is new for Offsite racing? Click Here or Here to find out. Get Your Hospital Out of Your Monte Carlo and Into the Hot Lead in a Trans Am with VNA Image Sharing from Offsite. Check out the view from inside the car! This Summer, Watch as Offsite Races to the Top...
by Offsite | Jan 14, 2019 | Blog, Press Releases
Like many rural hospitals, the team at Atchison Hospital, Kansas, knows there’s a lot to lose if problems with existing overburdened patient data systems aren’t solved – such as the loss of reimbursements from Meaningful Use standards, loss of patients or staff to...
by Offsite | Jan 2, 2019 | Press Releases
(Unionville, Mo – July 9, 2013) It’s a scene administrator’s and patients won’t see much at rural hospitals and clinics anymore: doctors holding large x-ray films up to the light to review them, then packaging them up as-is or by CD format to send to other centers....
