Auto-routing exams based on rules-based DICOM metadata: In many cases, the care team for a patient can be spread across multiple specialties, practice groups, and institutions. You can set up rules with LITE to automatically route exams to different locations based on matching DICOM metadata.
Fast and easy deployment
Remote configuration into PACS: LITE dramatically reduces both the time and resources required for a referral or coordination site to set up and begin exchanging. A sharing site can download the application, even onto a local desktop, in less than one minute. LITE can be configured even into complex workflows in under an hour.
True Bi-Directionality: LITE is the only solution in the market that allows sites to send and receive both medical images and associated clinical information concurrently. This feature helps to eliminate unnecessary delays in delivering and receiving exam detail.
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Streaming: makes it fast. Similar to today’s video streaming applications, LITE uses a multi-threaded streaming architecture. Once the application receives data, it can start streaming the image to the next destination, eliminating download delays and enabling faster exam transfer.
What LITE does not have:
Proprietary encryption and key management with unidentified security risks and added costs.
Forced complexity in deployment and supportability that increase your total cost of ownership (TCO).
With LITE, hospitals, health systems, providers, clinical trial networks and other medical information networks have a high-performance tool set that saves time and resources in creating and expanding a referral and coordination network.
“We preannounced LITE to our existing customers last month,” said Michela. “In a short amount of time, we’ve deployed the application to nearly 30 hospital customers. That kind of response demonstrates a clear market need.”
About lifeIMAGE
With its beginnings in medical image exchange, lifeIMAGE now orchestrates the flow of any and all clinical information across the patient’s journey, in real time, to help care teams and researchers make informed decisions. Founded in 2008, lifeIMAGE has spent the past decade innovating and building an interoperable network ecosystem connecting hospitals, physicians, patients, pharmaceuticals, medical device, telehealth and EHRs. Today, the lifeIMAGE network connects over 1,400 facilities in the United States, including 7 of the top 10 U.S. hospitals, with 150,000 U.S. providers and 58,000 clinics globally.
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