News | Enterprise Imaging | March 11, 2016

Leading Pennsylvania academic medical center looks to improve clinical data sharing and interoperability

March 11, 2016 — Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center joins the growing family of organizations leveraging Mach7 Enterprise Imaging Platform to manage vendor neutral archiving (VNA), communication, exchange and sharing of medical imaging data.

Penn State Hershey, one of the leading academic medical centers in the United States, provides a range of fully integrated patient care services to the people of central Pennsylvania and to a growing care network.

Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center is a 551-bed academic medical center consisting of three on-campus outpatient facilities and several office buildings. Over 27,000 inpatient visits, 64,000 emergency room visits and 28,000 surgeries are performed each year at the medical center. The medical group includes 63 clinics and more than 900 clinicians.

The flexibility and scalability of Mach7 Enterprise Imaging Platform supports cohesive workflows for organizations of all sizes by bridging traditional patient data sharing and interoperability barriers.

For more information: www.mach7t.com


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