News | March 20, 2012

DR Systems Lands Contracts for Caridovascular Information Systems


March 20, 2012 - DR Systems announced new contracts with four facilities for the company's Unity CVIS (Cardiovascular Information System). The facilities are:

  • Twin Cities Community Hospital
  • Good Shepherd Medical Center
  • HealthCare Partners Medical Group
  • St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital

 

St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital is fulfilling its enterprise imaging strategy by replacing its legacy radiology and cardiology solutions with
the Unity Enterprise platform that includes Unity CVIS along with Unity RIS and PACS. The other contracts are at institutions that already have the DR Systems Unity RIS/PACS and are adding Unity CVIS to meet their cardiology department's needs.


The range of facilities opting for Unity CVIS reflects the flexible nature of this solution. The contracts encompass a community hospital, two larger hospitals and an extensive multi-facility medical group that serves a large population and geographical area.

Unity CVIS is a true enterprise imaging solution with shared infrastructure among multiple departments. It interfaces with existing clinical, EMR, and HIS solutions and easily integrates into a healthcare provider's existing storage and network foundations.

About the Healthcare Facilities

Twin Cities Community Hospital (Templeton, Calif.) has served the residents of California's north San Luis Obispo County and southern Monterey County since 1977. A rapidly expanding institution, the hospital has grown from 84 beds and 300-plus employees to 122 beds and more than 530 employees in the past five years alone.

Good Shepherd Medical Center (Longview, Texas) has served as Longview's community hospital since its founding in 1935. It is also the community's largest employer, with a staff of more than 2,400. Currently, Good Shepherd has 425 licensed beds and is a Level II Trauma Center and regional referral center for specialized care in cardiology, neurology, pulmonology, urology, gastroenterology, rehabilitation, and emergency services.

HealthCare Partners Medical Group (Torrance, Calif.) cares for nearly 580,000 managed care patients and hundreds of thousands of fee-for-service and PPO patients in the areas of Los Angeles, Long Beach, South Bay, Pasadena/San Gabriel Valley, San Fernando and Santa Clarita Valleys and Orange County. In addition to primary care doctors' offices, HealthCare Partners provides medical services through urgent care and ambulatory surgery centers. It has been named a top-performer for eight years in a row by the Integrated Healthcare Association (IHA).

St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital (Newburgh, N.Y.) is a not-for-profit hospital created from a 2002 merger of St. Luke's Hospital and The Cornwall Hospital. Each year, the organization cares for more than 270,000 patients from around the Hudson Valley. The 242-bed Newburgh campus was founded in 1874.

Utilizing open standards and technology, DR Systems' CVIS solution bolsters the Unity Enterprise solution with a set of workflow efficiency-related features for cardiology departments, including numerous options for multi-modality image review and reporting.

For instance, Unity CVIS' patient-centric application enables both cardiologists and administrators to access patient information and images from multiple departments and data sources via one common platform and database. The enterprise-wide, single platform and database solution provides users with improved access to data, while also improving patient care, patient safety and departmental efficiency.

For more information: www.drsys.com


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