DeJarnette lands 5th PACS data migration partner

TriMed Staff | September 09, 2004 | Health Imaging | Practice Management

DeJarnette Research Systems Inc. has signed two new PACS data migration contracts.

One of the contracts is through the company's newest PACS migration channel partner, Reynolds Optimization and Innovation Company Inc. (ROI) of Elmhurst, Ill. The contract is for the migration of PACS data at Medical Imaging Northwest LLP of Lakewood, Wash. DeJarnette will migrate a GE Healthcare Pathspeed PACS to a newly installed McKesson Horizon PACS.

The migration will be performed with DeJarnette's PACSware Migration Gateway 2.0 toolkit technology. The Microsoft Windows-based toolkit supports the migration of PACS from a legacy PACS to a new PACS.

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