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Intelerad has acquired Life Image to create the largest image exchange network in the world, enabling faster, cloud-based sharing of medical imaging data and improving interoperability for clinicians and patients.
This acquisition combines two leading companies to form the world’s largest image exchange network. The goal is to eliminate outdated processes like CDs and replace them with secure, cloud-based solutions for seamless image sharing across healthcare systems.
Sharing imaging data across different platforms has traditionally been difficult, causing delays in:
Intelerad and Life Image streamline these workflows, reducing delays and improving patient care.
The partnership strengthens Intelerad’s position as a market leader in enterprise image exchange. Together, we aim to build a nationwide network for 24/7 digital image sharing from any device, anywhere—advancing interoperability and care coordination.
Healthcare systems are prioritizing interoperability to improve outcomes. By enabling seamless image transfers and reviews, Intelerad and Life Image help clinicians make faster, more informed decisions, benefiting patients and health systems alike.
Customers can expect enhanced cloud-based solutions designed for efficiency and accessibility. Intelerad is committed to creating a “true, nationwide, electronic image-exchange network” that simplifies workflows and improves patient care.
Ready to modernize your imaging workflows? Request a demo today or meet us at RSNA to explore how Intelerad solutions can help you upload, transfer, and review imaging data with ease.
Enterprise image exchange enables healthcare organizations to securely share and access medical images across systems, facilities, and networks. Learn how enterprise image exchange platforms support interoperability, secure image sharing, and scalable imaging workflows across healthcare organizations.
Image sharing in radiology still falls short because most systems are designed to move files, not deliver images within clinical workflows at the moment they’re needed. This blog explores why image sharing feels broken, what’s changing in radiology image access, and how time-to-image is becoming a more meaningful way to evaluate performance.
Radiology workflows often break down due to disconnected systems, manual processes, and inconsistent data across case selection, prior access, reporting, and communication. These challenges can interrupt reading flow, delay diagnosis, and create inefficiencies across the entire imaging process.
