Novarad adds NovaRIS installation in New Jersey

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American Fork, Utah, June 18, 2014 – The Radiology Center of Harding in Morristown, New Jersey, has added NovaRIS, Novarad’s enterprise radiology information system.

Novarad continues to provide the RIS/PACS of choice among hospitals and imaging centers looking for a complete PACS that provides excellent service and is consistently rated high in KLAS, is easy to use and comes with lifetime software and hardware upgrades.

About Novarad:

With more than 850 Installations worldwide, Novarad is the healthcare community’s trusted provider of radiology technologies. Novarad’s full diagnostic suite of PACS, RIS, cardiology, orthopedic, and mammography systems increase radiology efficiency and deliver unmatched value. Images and reports are available anytime, anywhere via the full diagnostic viewer, iPad or any mobile device with web access. Novarad has been ISO certified since 2006 and holds FDA 510(k) certification. Visit Novarad at www.novarad.net for more information.

 

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