Veterinary Imaging Across Multiple Locations

One cloud platform. Every site connected. Studies available everywhere the moment they're submitted.

Equine diagnostic radiograph — multi-site veterinary imaging

No per-site server. Studies available everywhere, immediately.

Cloud-native imaging changes the architecture. There's no per-site server, so studies are available to every connected location the moment they're submitted.

How NewLumen works for multi-site practices

All your sites connect to a single NewLumen account. Studies submitted from any location appear immediately in the shared worklist, so a radiologist at your referral centre can open a study submitted at your satellite clinic in the same viewer with no transfer step.

Adding a new site means connecting its modalities via DICOM.

Any radiologist with a login can access any study from any location, or from home, without a VPN.

Studies from multiple locations in one account

The multi-site imaging problem

Running imaging infrastructure across multiple veterinary locations means running it multiple times. Each site needs its own PACS server, its own storage, its own backup routine, its own IT contact. When a specialist at your referral site needs to review a study submitted at a satellite location, getting that study there involves a routing step, or a phone call.

The multi-site imaging problem

What this looks like for a referral hospital group

A referral hospital with three satellite general practice locations currently has a server at each site, with studies routed to the referral centre when specialist review is needed. Routing takes time. If the connection drops, the study waits.

With NewLumen: studies submitted at any satellite location are available at the referral centre immediately, the specialist finds the study in the worklist and reads it in the browser, and adding a fourth satellite means connecting their modalities.

What this looks like for a referral hospital group

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