News | PACS | December 04, 2025

Debuting at RSNA 2025, Synapse One is designed to meet the demands of outpatient imaging centers.

Fujifilm Unveils Comprehensive Enterprise Imaging and Informatics Solution Tailored to Outpatient Imaging Centers

Nov. 30, 2025 — Fujifilm Healthcare Americas Corp. has launched Synapse One, a comprehensive, tailor-made workflow solution designed for outpatient imaging needs, in North America*. This all-inclusive enterprise imaging solution enables providers to address everything from patient engagement portal, self-scheduling of exams, RIS (Radiology Information System), advanced scheduling capability, RCM options, PACS, advanced 3D imaging, physician portal, and more, all within the Synapse platform in the secure Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud.

Fujifilm showcased Synapse One for the first time RSNA 2025 in Chicago, Ill.

Outpatient imaging facilities are continuously pressured to reduce operational costs. Factors like rising expenses, declining reimbursements rates, and market competition put pressure on imaging centers to find efficiencies. By consolidating multiple applications into one system, Synapse One lowers operational costs and complexities by eliminating third-party integrations and support contracts while delivering all the robust functionality of Synapse Enterprise Imaging. Providers utilizing Synapse One also remove data center expenses and security concerns by hosting all informatics content in Amazon Web Services’ secure public cloud.

“In an environment where radiologists are continuously asked to read more imaging, and imaging centers are looking for every edge to be more efficient and competitive, we saw a unique opportunity to combine our technologies into Synapse One,” says Bill Lacy, senior vice president, medical informatics global business, Fujifilm Healthcare Americas Corp. “We wanted to set a high bar with Synapse One and lower current operational spending, while at the same time, deliver a better technology solution and deliver it in a more secure cloud environment. By reducing the current operational spend we also free up dollars our customers can spend on important AI technology, pre-authorization tools, and other modernization initiatives they may have otherwise been holding back on.”

For more information on healthcare offerings, please visit healthcaresolutions-us.fujifilm.com

*Synapse One is available for users in North America.

 


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