New Canadian imaging center launches with Intelerad’s PACS

Editorial Staff | | Health Imaging | Enterprise Imaging

Radiologie DIX30, a private imaging center located in the Montreal suburb of Brossard, installed Intelerad Medical Systems’ IntelePACS, and the system went live on the center’s opening day on Jan. 15.

The imaging center, part of the Clinique DIX30 complex, will include 70 radiologists from three area radiology groups and aims to conduct 20,000 studies per year in the next two years. A number of specialty clinics, ranging from athletic therapy to optometry, will be located alongside the imaging center.

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