PACS in California

Beckman Coulter Diagnostics is a global leader in clinical diagnostics and biomedical testing, headquartered in Brea, California. A subsidiary of Danaher Corporation since its foundational 1935 establishment, the company develops, manufactures, and distributes innovative laboratory automation systems, analyzers, and informatics solutions for clinical and research laboratories worldwide. The company specializes in clinical chemistry systems, immunoassay instruments, hematology analyzers, urinalysis systems, microbiology solutions, blood banking instruments, and protein chemistry platforms. Beckman Coulter also provides total lab automation systems (DxA 5000 series), advanced informatics middleware (Remisol Advance), and remote diagnostic services. Its comprehensive portfolio supports healthcare professionals and laboratory teams in disease diagnosis, treatment decisions, patient monitoring, and improved health outcomes. With annual revenue of approximately $2.9 billion, the company emphasizes efficiency, automation, clinical confidence, and integrated workflow solutions for hospital laboratories, reference laboratories, and blood banks globally.

Vave Health manufactures wireless, handheld ultrasound systems designed for point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) across clinical and medical education settings. The company's flagship product is the Vave Universal Probe, a portable whole-body ultrasound device featuring a single PZT transducer with multi-frequency capability (2–8 MHz), enabling rapid diagnostics across cardiac, abdominal, pulmonary, bladder, OB/GYN, vascular, musculoskeletal, and soft tissue applications. A secondary product line includes the Vave Phased Probe for deep POCUS imaging at 1–5 MHz. Both probes support B-mode, Deep mode, M-mode, and Color Doppler imaging, with presets optimized for clinical workflows. The platform features imaging modes for rapid diagnosis, continuous software updates, DICOM integration, optional cloud storage (VaveCloud™), peer collaboration tools (VaveCast™), and PACS connectivity. Vave emphasizes a no-subscription, no-hidden-fees pricing model ($4,400 for Universal Probe, $3,500 for Phased Probe) with 3-year warranties and comprehensive support included. The company has garnered recognition from medical institutions including Touro University, University of Arizona, Oregon Health and Science University, and Brigham and Women's Hospital. Awards include the Commercial Equipment Award, D&AD Pencil Award, and Good Design Award. Vave serves clinicians, hospitalists, emergency medicine practitioners, sonographers, and medical educators. The platform integrates with existing hospital IT systems and is actively deployed in medical schools for curriculum integration.

eVent Medical is a US-based medical device manufacturer headquartered in Lake Forest, California, specializing in mechanical ventilation systems and clinical data management platforms. The company produces two primary ventilator product lines: the Inspiration Series (Inspiration 7i Flagship and Inspiration 7i – 17") and the eVolution Series (eVolution 3e Ultra and eVolution 3e Essential), which represent successive generations of ventilator technology designed for adult patient care. The eVolution line is positioned as a new paradigm in ventilator design. In addition to hardware, eVent Medical offers the CliniNet® Virtual Report™ Viewing System, a centralized patient data management and visualization platform that enables near real-time access to ventilator and patient monitoring data across the care team. The company manufactures its products in Lake Forest, California. eVent Medical provides 24/7 clinical and technical support staffed primarily by respiratory therapists, along with extended warranty options. The company operates a direct sales model through online contact channels and field representatives. Support and maintenance services are a core offering, reflecting the critical nature of ventilator deployment in intensive care and acute care settings.

EIZO Corporation is a global manufacturer of professional display monitors and imaging solutions for medical, business enterprise, graphics, maritime, and air traffic control applications. The company specializes in medical-grade displays including the RadiForce line for diagnostic imaging, mammography, and PACS workstations; the CuratOR series for operating room visualization; and the ColorEdge series for color-critical professional work. EIZO designs and manufactures LCD monitors engineered for clinical accuracy, reliability, and specialized workflow integration in healthcare environments. Products include the RadiForce RX1270 and related diagnostic monitors, CuratOR operating room display systems, and DuraVision industrial monitors. The company serves hospitals, imaging centers, surgical suites, and enterprise organizations globally. EIZO maintains extensive support infrastructure including product registration, warranty programs, technical documentation, FAQs, manuals, driver updates, and compatibility tools. Distribution channels include direct sales, authorized resellers, distributors, and channel partners across North America. The company supports major medical imaging standards and integrates with clinical workflow systems for seamless hospital deployment.

Candelis Corporation is a medical imaging software company headquartered in Newport Beach, California, specializing in Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS), DICOM viewers, and image management workflows for healthcare facilities. The company develops ImageGrid™ PACS, a cloud-based and on-premise solution for medical image storage, routing, and retrieval across multiple modalities including mammography, CT, MRI, X-ray, ultrasound, and orthopedic imaging. Candelis serves multi-facility health systems, regional hospitals, clinics, urgent care centers, and specialty imaging centers, with an installed base exceeding 4,000 facilities including major academic medical centers (UCSF, UCLA, Penn Medicine, Duke Health, Cleveland Clinic, Stanford Healthcare) and large health networks (Tenet, New York Presbyterian, Dignity Health). The company's product portfolio includes ImageGrid Plus Server (DICOM routing with conflict resolution and complex rule handling), ImageView DICOM viewers for multi-monitor visualization with 3D marking capabilities, and ASTRA Cloud for disaster recovery and HIPAA-compliant secure image sharing. Solutions are tailored for breast imaging workflow optimization, general radiology, teleradiology, radiation therapy/oncology, and veterinary/chiropractic applications. Candelis maintains partnerships with major imaging equipment manufacturers including GE, Fujifilm, Hologic, Philips, and Siemens. The company holds ISO 13485 certification, maintains IHE (Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise) compliance, and supports DICOM standards. Candelis provides 24/7 technical support and positions itself as an R&D and service-focused organization with emphasis on seamless EHR integration, scalable storage capacity, lightning-fast image routing, and easy setup.

eHealth Technologies is an AI-based healthcare interoperability platform company with over 20 years of healthcare experience. The company develops and operates eHealth Connect®, a proprietary platform that streamlines the collection, clinical organization, and delivery of patient medical records—including imaging and pathology data—to health systems, care coordination companies, life sciences organizations, and Health Information Exchanges (HIEs). The platform addresses a critical gap in healthcare delivery by automating the gathering and clinical organization of comprehensive patient histories in a disease-specific manner, reducing time-to-treatment, clinician administrative burden, and overhead costs while improving patient outcomes and provider revenue. The solution integrates directly into electronic health record (EHR) workflows, enabling clinicians to access complete, actionable medical histories at the point of care. eHealth Technologies serves top-tier U.S. healthcare institutions and has been recognized by Newsweek as one of the World's Best Digital Health Companies. The platform reportedly delivers millions of medical records annually across thousands of healthcare locations, supporting faster appointment scheduling, reduced clinician burnout, and improved care coordination across fragmented healthcare systems.

Dicom Systems Inc. is an enterprise medical imaging software company specializing in vendor-neutral DICOM routing, image management, and digital pathology workflows. The company operates the Unifier® platform, which processes 124 billion medical images (548 million studies) annually across 650+ deployed sites worldwide. Unifier integrates DICOM routing, PACS interoperability, archiving, de-identification, and AI workflow orchestration into a unified enterprise imaging infrastructure. The platform supports radiology, teleradiology, and digital pathology environments across on-premise, cloud, and hybrid deployments. Core capabilities include real-time DICOM routing with metadata-driven rules, vendor-neutral archiving and VNA functionality, HIPAA/GDPR-compliant de-identification at metadata and pixel levels, HL7/DICOM data normalization, and AI Conductor for automated algorithm integration and prioritized study routing. The company serves hospitals, health systems, radiology providers, government/public health organizations, academic medical centers, specialized imaging providers, and clinical research organizations. Unifier achieves high-throughput performance (800,000+ studies/day, 85,735 slides/day) and supports enterprise-scale digital pathology whole-slide imaging workflows. The platform emphasizes workflow optimization, latency reduction, interoperability across multi-vendor environments, and secure data governance for clinical research and migration initiatives.

Athelas is a healthcare software company providing an integrated platform for revenue cycle management (RCM), electronic health records (EHR), and AI-powered clinical documentation. The company offers four primary products: (1) Athelas RCM (formerly RCM Insights), an AI-driven platform for claim management, denial defense, and revenue optimization through automated claim processing and predictive analytics; (2) Ambient AI, an intelligent medical scribe and copilot system that automatically generates clinical notes, CPT/ICD-10 codes, and compliance checks with real-time EMR integration; (3) Athelas Air, a modern EHR designed for ambulatory practices with features including AI-powered patient intake, autonomous receptionist, patient portal, pre-visit workflows, and integrated documentation; and (4) Athelas Agents, customizable AI assistants for scheduling, insurance authorizations, appeals, and data retrieval from external systems. The platform serves diverse healthcare organizations including urgent care, physical therapy, orthopedics, dermatology, ENT, and specialty practices. Key capabilities include automated remittance reconciliation, AI-powered portal data extraction, revenue analytics dashboards, parallel scribing for overlapping patient encounters, compliance nudges, and autonomous patient engagement. Customers report measurable outcomes including improved first-pass claim rates (95%+), increased collections ($17–$3.6M monthly), reduced denial rates (1–1.5%), and significant time savings (2+ hours per provider daily). The company emphasizes security, customization, and seamless EHR integration across major platforms.

Sirona Medical is a cloud-native software company specializing in radiology image management, diagnostic reporting, and AI-driven workflows. The company develops Rad OS™, an integrated platform that unifies PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System), reporting, viewer, and worklist functionality into a single browser-based operating system for radiologists. The platform leverages AWS cloud infrastructure to enable radiologists to read studies from anywhere without legacy on-premise servers or software downloads. Sirona's core offering includes: (1) PACS Archive—a fully managed AWS-backed system with 99.99% availability and no maintenance overhead; (2) Pixel-Powered Reporter—an AI-driven reporting engine using agentic AI, proprietary NLP, and a radiology-specific large language model (LLM) to auto-generate impressions and pre-draft structured reports; (3) Integrated Viewer with patented Ontology classification that organizes studies and auto-places measurements into reports; and (4) Unified Worklist aggregating multiple sites and systems with embedded AI for context prioritization. The company integrates all clinical data feeds (DICOM, HL7, speech) and employs multimodal AI capabilities including speech-to-action agentic agents that execute workflow tasks. Pixel-to-report functionality (auto-placement of findings into appropriate report sections) is noted as undergoing regulatory review. Sirona operates a business model serving radiology practices, imaging centers, and health systems. The company has raised $110M since inception, has 30+ contracted customers across 110+ integrated sites, and maintains partnerships with AI vendors (RevealDX, Koios) for specialized diagnostic capabilities such as lung cancer screening. The platform supports remote access via SpaceX Starlink and operates with HIPAA compliance on AWS infrastructure.

Ziosoft USA Inc is a medical imaging software company specializing in advanced visualization and quantitative analysis solutions. Since 1998, the company has developed cutting-edge 3D/4D visualization and analysis platforms serving healthcare professionals and research institutions globally. The primary product is Ziostation2, a comprehensive multi-modality and multi-specialty imaging analysis platform designed to handle complex clinical demands across diverse medical specialties. Ziostation2 integrates advanced visualization capabilities with quantitative analysis tools, enabling radiologists and clinicians to process large imaging datasets with high-speed performance and superior image transmission reliability. The platform supports scalable infrastructure that integrates with existing hospital systems to consolidate workflows and reduce operational costs. Product offerings include Advanced Visualization modules, REVORAS (PhyZiodynamics), and Zioflex (Universal Image Access), which collectively address enterprise-level visualization needs. The company emphasizes customizable workflows, extensive clinical protocols, and superior computational performance. Ziosoft targets hospitals, imaging centers, and research facilities requiring sophisticated post-processing and analysis of medical imaging data across CT, MRI, ultrasound, and other modalities. The software is designed for both clinical diagnostic use and scientific research applications.

Vision Chips, Inc. develops specialized software solutions for OB/GYN practices, with a focus on ultrasound reporting and medical image management. Observer 7™ is a customizable ultrasound reporting interface designed to streamline report generation with minimal user effort, eliminating the need for transcription services. The platform integrates with their Image Archiving (PACS) system, providing comprehensive digital storage, retrieval, and management of ultrasound images and reports. The solution is tailored to meet the operational and compliance requirements of obstetric and gynecological imaging departments.

LVIS Corporation is a San Francisco Bay Area–based medical technology company specializing in neural information analysis and EEG diagnostics software. The company develops patented brain-imaging visualization and analysis technologies that decode brain network activity to support neurological disease diagnosis and clinical workflows. LVIS's flagship product is NeuroMatch®, a cloud-based SaaS platform that automates and enhances EEG examination, source localization, and 3D/4D brain visualization. NeuroMatch has received FDA 510(k) clearance (K250239) in the United States and MFDS regulatory clearance in South Korea. The platform addresses critical gaps in neurological healthcare capacity: the shortage of neurologists (1 per 23,259 people), sub-optimal clinical workflows, and surging demand for neurological diagnosis. LVIS is backed by prestigious academic partnerships, including Stanford Byers Center for Biodesign Faculty Fellowship, Stanford StartX incubator, and NVIDIA Inception Program support. The company has received research grants from the Stanford Spectrum Center, LivaNova, and the Epilepsy Foundation. Leadership includes neuroscience and engineering experts; the company was founded by Jin Hyung Lee, PhD. NeuroMatch was named a 2026 Edison Awards finalist. The company operates with headquarters in Palo Alto, California, and additional offices in Gangnam and Daegu, South Korea, serving both US and international markets.

Canon Medical Systems USA, Inc. is a major US manufacturer and distributor of advanced diagnostic and medical imaging equipment, serving hospitals, imaging centers, and specialized clinical environments. The company manufactures a comprehensive portfolio spanning computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), ultrasound, x-ray, angiography, molecular imaging (PET-CT), and ophthalmology systems. Primary CT product lines include the Aquilion ONE / INSIGHT Edition and Aquilion Serve SP series, featuring Deep Learning Reconstruction and photon counting technology. MRI offerings comprise the Vantage Galan 3T / Supreme Edition and Vantage Fortian 1.5T systems with Advanced Intelligent Clear-IQ Engine (AiCE) technology. Ultrasound products include the Aplio i-series / Prism Edition and Aplio flex systems. X-ray equipment ranges from the Adora DRFi hybrid system to mobile units like Mobirex i9. Angiography systems include the Alphenix 4D CT platform for interventional cardiology, oncology, and neuro-intervention. Molecular imaging division offers Cartesion Prime SP Digital TOF PET-CT. Eye care devices include OCT and retinal imaging systems. The company operates a robust healthcare IT division offering PACS, AI-assisted imaging, and clinical decision support software. Canon Medical emphasizes dose reduction, AI-driven workflow automation, and clinical applications across stroke, prostate, women's health, sports medicine, and ASC/OBL markets. FDA 510(k) cleared products; multiple regulatory clearances throughout 2025. Comprehensive service and support infrastructure includes Customer Solutions Center, service agreements, parts ordering, EnVision 360 monitoring, cybersecurity solutions, and training via Canon Medical Academy USA.

New Lantern is a cloud-native unified radiology platform that combines worklist management, PACS image viewing, and AI-powered reporting into a single browser-based workspace. The platform eliminates the need for radiologists to log into multiple separate systems; instead, all clinical functions—case selection, image analysis, and report generation—occur within one integrated application. The platform features three core components: (1) Intelligent Worklist, which automatically prioritizes cases by STAT status, modality, and assignment across multiple sites with zero manual intervention and automatic study precaching; (2) Ultra-fast Cloud Viewer, a sub-second DICOM viewer with intelligent precaching, hanging protocol learning, and full 3D and specialty modality support accessible from any browser on any device without VPN or local installation; and (3) Curie AI Reporting, a clinical decision-support tool that pre-drafts structured radiology reports in the radiologist's own dictation style, learning from edits over time while keeping the radiologist fully in control of review and sign-off. New Lantern is a complete PACS replacement, not an overlay system. Historical imaging data migrates with full continuity, preserving prior studies and reports. The platform integrates natively with major EHR systems including Epic and Oracle Health via HL7 and FHIR standards, with reports flowing directly into the EHR upon radiologist sign-off. Implementation is rapid (4–8 weeks for full deployment) with no on-premises server provisioning or hardware installation required. New locations can go live in days. The company is FDA-registered as a medical device and maintains enterprise-grade security controls and Business Associate Agreements. Radiologists report approximately $200K in incremental annual revenue per practitioner through improved workflow efficiency and TAT reduction.

Visage Imaging GmbH is a software company specializing in enterprise imaging platforms and Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS). The company develops Visage 7, a cloud-engineered, server-side platform designed for fast medical image interpretation and diagnostic workflow optimization. Visage 7 is marketed as the industry's first cloud-native PACS architecture offering near-immediate access to imaging data with 100% real-time multi-dimensional reconstructions. Key capabilities include ultrafast speed, unified multi-modality imaging with native clinical tools, and seamless integration of AI diagnostics. The platform supports both on-premise and cloud-based SaaS deployment models. Visage Ease Pro™, an FDA 510(k) cleared iOS/iPadOS mobile application, enables remote image interpretation across all diagnostic modalities except mammography. The company also offers the Visage AI Accelerator program, bridging research and clinical imaging with unified diagnostics. Reported clinical outcomes include up to 50% increased reading efficiency, 23% increased CT utilization, and implementation timelines up to 300% faster than legacy systems. The platform supports complete PACS operations with dynamic data migration from single or multiple legacy PACS systems during implementation. Visage serves hospital health systems, imaging centers, and radiological organizations globally, with demonstrated deployments in North America and Europe.

Radlink, Inc. is a medical device software company specializing in intraoperative imaging navigation and surgical guidance systems for orthopedic surgery, with primary focus on hip arthroplasty (total hip replacement). The company develops AI-powered software platforms that integrate with standard fluoroscopy (C-arm and mobile X-ray) systems to provide real-time, patient-specific surgical guidance without requiring specialized hardware or invasive tracking. Core products include Radlink One Touch (redesigned surgeon's checklist interface), Radlink Hip (anterior and posterior approach THA software), Radlink3D (3D intraoperative assessment of acetabular cup and femur positioning with spinopelvic mobility analysis), Panoramic Fluoro (panoramic fluoroscopic imaging), and OrthoPlan 2.0 (preoperative planning). The platform operates as an open system compatible with any implant brand and any C-arm or mobile X-ray device on the market. Software enhancements include spinopelvic assessment for functional component positioning and leg length discrepancy prediction. Radlink also offers DR Pro (digital radiology software) and PACS/EMR/Citrix integration capabilities. The company markets to surgeons, hospitals, and health systems seeking to improve OR efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance clinical accuracy. Headquarters: El Segundo, California. The technology is clinically validated with peer-reviewed publications in orthopedic journals and is actively promoted through industry conferences including AAHKS (American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons).