Wednesday, Merge Healthcare (MRGE) announced that InSite One, a service provider of medical data archiving, storage, and disaster-recovery solutions, has expanded its contract with Merge to provide a universal viewing solution for their InDex archiving services.
"We are excited about joining forces to bring new InDex solutions into additional verticals within the health care market. We have shown our combined solution to several HIE organizations and enterprise clients, and our first implementation is already underway," said Jim Champagne, President of InSite One, Inc.
"Our continued innovation in imaging software allows us to change the health care information distribution paradigm by the intuitive inclusion of images and radiology reports. We are thrilled to work with InSite One, a long-time partner, to bring this innovative solution to the market," said Antonia Wells, President of Merge's OEM division.
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