CHICAGO, Nov. 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Apollo, a leading provider of enterprise imaging and clinical multimedia management solutions and an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner Network (APN), today introduced its new hybrid architecture Enterprise Imaging offering at the RSNA 2022 Annual Meeting. arccVault, a component of Apollo's Enterprise Imaging solution, arcc®, will store medical imaging, other clinical multimedia, and related information on secure, cost-effective, cloud storage locations hosted by Apollo on AWS. It will enable Apollo customers to store and retrieve cloud-hosted clinical imaging via Apollo's on-premises enterprise imaging solution, arcc.

In addition, Apollo supports Amazon HealthLake Imaging through connection with Apollo's Enterprise Imaging solution, arcc. Amazon HealthLake Imaging is a HIPAA-eligible capability now available in preview that makes it easy to securely store, access, and analyze medical images at petabyte scale. Amazon HealthLake Imaging enables access to imaging data with sub-second retrieval latencies and high availability. It is also estimated to help providers reduce total cost of imaging storage by up to 40% by running imaging applications from a single encrypted copy of imaging data in the cloud with normalized metadata and advanced compression.

"We are excited to use the breadth and depth of AWS services and infrastructure to offer this hybrid architecture for medical imaging storage," said Mark Newburger, Apollo President & CEO. "We are also thrilled to build on top of Amazon HealthLake Imaging and take advantage of its scalability for image import and image viewing. This bridge into the cloud simplifies our customers' requirements to move Apollo's Enterprise Imaging solution, arcc, from on-premises environments to the cloud. The speed of access and flexible, scalable, pay-as-you-go AWS storage enables health systems to provide efficient workflows that drive effective care, speed access to medical imaging, and provide cost-saving, cloud-hosted storage."
Visit Apollo at the 2022 RSNA Annual Meeting in North Hall Booth 6603 for an in-person demonstration.

The Apollo Repository for Clinical Content, arcc, is built for Enterprise Imaging while at the same time recognizing the needs of individual departments. arcc employs Organizational Units (OU), which allows for clinical workflows and storage locations that are individual to departments across the healthcare system. This means that health systems can assign active or deep-archive storage locations to secure, cost-effective cloud storage on AWS while supporting on-premise imaging acquisition and viewing.

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