News | HIMSS | March 10, 2026

Fujifilm’s AI-driven medical informatics solutions are being showcased at HIMSS 2026.

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March 9, 2026 — Fujifilm Healthcare Americas Corp. is showcasing how its latest AI-powered enterprise imaging solutions are enabling healthcare organizations to enhance workflows for faster patient throughput, reduce administrative burden and support more personalized care at HIMSS 2026 in Las Vegas.

“AI delivers exceptional impact in medical informatics when it’s seamlessly embedded into the clinical workflows,” said Bill Lacy, senior vice president, medical informatics global business, Fujifilm Healthcare Americas Corp. “At HIMSS, we’re spotlighting our secure, AI-powered Synapse enterprise imaging portfolio, and sharing real-world examples on how these solutions are accelerating radiologist interpretation, improving operational efficiency and creating a more sustainable workflow for radiologists - all while keeping patient care at the center of innovation. We are also highlighting our ever-expanding AI activity in Cardiology, Pathology, and non-imaging AI models.”

 Fujifilm’s AI-driven medical informatics solutions that will be highlighted at HIMSS 2026, include:

  • Synapse AI Orchestrator: An open imaging workflow orchestrator that uses an advanced rules engine to seamlessly bring preferred imaging algorithm results directly to Fujifilm’s Synapse Enterprise PACS workflows. Designed for true interoperability, Synapse AI Orchestrator allows healthcare IT staff to deploy and maintain a multitude of AI applications for clinical workflows across the enterprise.
  • Synapse Worklist Orchestrator: Fujifilm’s flexible, workload balancing and workflow/worklist orchestration solution transforms how studies are assigned, and how images are interpreted. The solution automatically assigns diverse studies from a variety of sites based on unique conditions set by the organization with the option to ensure assignment equity across subspecialists, if desired. Synapse Worklist Orchestrator uses AI powered learning modules and supports complex enterprise workflows with patented assignment algorithms that are tailored to Synapse Enterprise PACS (radiology, cardiology, pathology) readers.

“Given the challenges groups face today—explosive volumes, rampant burnout, and severe staffing shortages—I genuinely cannot fathom how any practice survives without leveraging this type of solution,” said Dr. Mohit Naik, MD, President Hackensack Radiology Group

Additionally at HIMSS for the first time, Fujifilm will be highlighting Synapse One, the company’s comprehensive, tailor-made workflow solution designed for unique outpatient imaging needs, in North America

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