Replace Your Veterinary PACS Server
No hardware to maintain. No VPN for remote reads. NewLumen moves your imaging to the cloud and keeps it there.
Replace the server, the VPN, and the storage conversation
When you replace an on-prem PACS with NewLumen, you remove the server and all the workflows built around it: the VPN, the routing rules someone configured years ago, the storage expansion that's been on the list.
How the replacement works
Studies submitted from your existing modalities go to NewLumen's cloud instead of a local server, so they're available instantly across every connected location. Your radiologists read in Chrome or Edge with no software to install. Your CT, MR, X-ray, and ultrasound equipment connects to NewLumen via standard DICOM protocols and stays exactly the same.
What you're actually replacing
When you replace an on-prem PACS, you're removing a server that requires maintenance, occasional reboots, backup management, and an IT contact who knows where it lives. You're also replacing the workflows built around it: the VPN your radiologists use to read remotely, the DICOM routing rules someone configured years ago, the storage expansion that's been on the list for a while.
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What you stop managing
Hardware refresh cycles, server backup and recovery planning, storage capacity monitoring, VPN configuration for remote radiologists, local software updates, and physical security of the server room all come out of the equation when the on-prem server does. NewLumen handles infrastructure, uptime, and updates on its end.
What the transition looks like
Connecting your modalities to NewLumen via DICOM is typically done the same day. New studies start flowing immediately. Prior study migration is planned based on volume and access needs. Remote access via VPN is replaced by browser-based reading. The on-prem server is decommissioned once you've confirmed the transition is complete.
We walk through your specific setup during the demo.
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