News | October 03, 2006

Philips Medical Systems and Texas Healthcare Network Inc. (THN) have entered into a joint agreement that provides rural community hospitals and clinics with the Philips iSite PACS. THN will jointly train, install and support their healthcare customers on PACS and work with Philips to maintain the most current level of system functionality and operations. Philips will provide all the latest enhancements and support to THN and their members.
“After reviewing and analyzing many different PACS offerings we actively pursued Philips for a partnership based upon their system functionality, system architecture, customer support integrity and strategic direction,” said Randy Zunke, president of THN. “It was also very reassuring to know that KLAS has rated Philips iSite PACS Best in KLAS based upon several different factors all of which we deemed important for our healthcare organizations.”


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