RamSoft Partners with KenQuest Medical

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Toronto, Ontario—June 15, 2017—RamSoft is happy to announce their distribution partnership with KenQuest Medical. With RamSoft’s PowerServer™ and Gateway™ solutions, KenQuest Medical will offer clinics a software solution that can be customized to fit their workflow, enhance patient care, and ensure minimal downtime to fulfill their image management, storage, and distribution needs from a trusted source at competitive prices. Clinics will also benefit from a one-stop shop environment for imaging and surgical equipment.

Last fall, RamSoft implemented a plan to grow their field sales team and KenQuest Medical is one of six new channel partners signed by RamSoft in the first six months of 2017.

“The addition of RamSoft’s portfolio with its diverse product offering further enables KenQuest to satisfy our customer’s needs. KenQuest is known to be the problem-solving partner that customers rely on in today’s competitive business environment,” says Stephen J. Luibel, Business Development Executive at KenQuest Medical.

The Las Vegas-based distributor selected RamSoft for their high quality, robust, and user-friendly RIS/PACS suite of products. One key point that separated RamSoft from other vendors was their strong reinvestment history in continued product development.

About RamSoft

RamSoft is a leading healthcare IT software and services company, dedicated to creating and delivering award-winning medical imaging and radiology solutions. We develop fully customizable, feature-rich imaging workflow solutions for healthcare providers, enabling them to master day-to-day challenges.

About KenQuest Medical

KenQuest Medical has established itself as a premium distributor for Quality new and refurbished C arms, X-ray systems, Ultrasound solutions and Digital Upgrades. Due to clients requests we have now added a quality RIS/PACS solution to our portfolio of products and services. These solutions are being offered on a national basis through our valued channel partners and direct marketing efforts.

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