Sorna to Support RADinfo SYSTEMS’ CD PowerPACS Customers

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(Eagan, MN) July 11, 2013 - Sorna Corporation, a global leader in digital medical image and data distribution systems, announced today that as a result of its settlement with RADinfo SYSTEMS, it has entered into an agreement to assume all service and support obligations for existing RADinfo CD PowerPACS customers. Cyrus Samari, Sorna’s Vice President of Sales and Marketing, stated “This agreement benefits the CD PowerPACS customers. They will have immediate access to Sorna’s solutions to automatically share medical images and reports using any combination of CD production, cloud sharing, and Secure DICOM Share.

“RADinfo SYSTEMS is pleased that Sorna Corporation will assume service and support to all its existing CD PowerPACS clients. We are confident Sorna will continue to provide the excellent service that RADinfo’s end-users have enjoyed receiving over the past many years. RADinfo will be more focused on developing our new business for state-of-the-art cloud-based PACS products and services for the future,” stated Dr. Chen-Tai Ma, President and CEO of RADinfo SYSTEMS.

About Sorna Corporation
Headquartered in Eagan, Minnesota, Sorna is a privately-held corporation founded in October 1999. It designs and manufactures DICOM and IHE conformant products designed to facilitate the viewing, importing, storing, converting, distributing, direct, and cloud-based sharing of DICOM images and related medical data. Sorna's products include eXpedo DICOM sharing systems as well as the Reviewer™ software suite ranging from a free DICOM CD viewer, to CD importing, drag & drop DICOMization, EMR-enabled viewing, and administrative tools.

About RADinfo SYSTEMS
Established in 1993, RADinfo SYSTEMS develops and supports Windows and internet-based, DICOM-compliant software for cloud-based PACS, Teleradiology and image/information systems management. With products installed at hundreds of locations throughout the world, RADinfo SYSTEMS is also a systems integrator, bundling our software with modality and hardware manufacturers’ products to provide complete information and image management solutions backed by around-the-clock technical support. In addition to developing the interface software that exist on modalities today, the privately held RADinfo SYSTEMS supplies software products and system development for many major modality and healthcare product vendors.

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