PACS in Michigan

INVIA Medical Imaging Solutions develops 4DM, an advanced nuclear cardiac imaging quantification, review, and reporting software platform with over 30 years of continuous innovation in cardiac imaging analysis. 4DM provides comprehensive workflow support across multiple cardiac imaging modalities including SPECT, PET, blood pool, inflammation, amyloidosis, viability assessment, myocardial flow and flow reserve (MFR), and hybrid CT protocols. The platform delivers approximately 200 automated measurements across eight distinct clinical workflows, enabling cardiologists to assess myocardial perfusion, function, and tissue characterization. 4DM includes integrated cardiac-specific reporting at no additional cost and seamlessly integrates with leading EHR systems (EPIC and Oracle Health) and 10+ third-party reporting partners. The company maintains a dedicated research team that continuously innovates quantification algorithms and clinical workflows, with all improvements supported by peer-reviewed published validation studies. INVIA provides comprehensive customer support through a team of 10 product specialists, all certified nuclear technologists, offering on-site training in North America and hands-on workshops at company headquarters. The software is available through direct acquisition from INVIA or via 40+ established distribution partners. The platform is widely adopted by global cardiac-health institutions for high-quality nuclear cardiac study review and clinical decision support.

MedImage, Inc. is a specialized medical software company providing dedicated reading and visualization software for nuclear medicine, molecular imaging, and PET/CT imaging. With over 25 years of operational history, MedImage develops MedView (formerly DELTAmanager), a fully 64-bit cross-platform application available for Windows and macOS. The software is designed for PACS-integrated review of nuclear medicine, PET, PET-CT, SPECT, SPECT-CT, and MR/PET imaging modalities. MedView is positioned as a flexible, lightweight alternative to standard PACS workstations, emphasizing ease of configuration and rapid serial image review for multidisciplinary clinical meetings and presentations. The company integrates with value-added partners including INVIA Medical Imaging Solutions and Syntermed for quantitative cardiac and brain imaging analysis. Target users include nuclear medicine physicians, radiologists, and imaging centers seeking specialized molecular imaging review capabilities. The software supports clinical workflows in both institutional and multi-provider settings.

Xoran Technologies is a pioneer and market leader in low-dose radiation cone beam CT scanner systems designed specifically for point-of-care imaging. Founded in 2001 by University of Michigan researchers, the company has installed over 1,000 scanners globally across ENT, critical care, neurosurgery, spine, and veterinary medicine markets. Xoran's product portfolio includes the MiniCAT IQ+ (compact upright system for ENT specialists), xCAT IQ (ultra-compact mobile CT for brain, sinuses, and skull base), VetCAT (veterinary 3D imaging), and vTRON (mobile veterinary solution). The company also provides XoranConnect and Purview, HIPAA-compliant web-based services for image management, archival, and remote collaboration. Xoran's systems deliver high-resolution imaging while minimizing radiation dose and healthcare waste, enabling clinicians to control scan timing and quality while improving patient throughput and access to advanced diagnostics.

Epsilon Imaging Inc. is a software provider specializing in advanced echocardiography analysis and interpretation solutions. The company develops vendor-neutral, cloud-based platforms for cardiac ultrasound (echo) analysis that integrate with existing CVIS (Cardiovascular Information Systems) environments and web browsers. EchoInsight Zero Footprint (ZF) is their primary product platform, offering automated strain imaging analysis—including longitudinal, circumferential, and radial strain measurements—and cardiac function quantification aligned with American Society of Echocardiography (ASE) guidelines. The platform serves clinical echo laboratories, established cardiology programs, and research institutions. Product offerings include three licensing tiers: Clinical (for new and growing labs with LV/RV strain analysis), Advanced Clinical (for established programs with four-chamber analysis), and Clinical Research (with advanced data export and customizable research capabilities). The software enables improved workflow efficiency, standardized measurements, and enhanced diagnostic capability for heart failure assessment, atrial fibrillation evaluation, cardiotoxicity monitoring, and other cardiovascular applications. EchoInsight ZF operates as a zero-footprint solution, requiring no local installation, and provides intuitive tools for clinicians and researchers to perform rapid, reliable echo analysis across multiple cardiac indications.

Skytron is a healthcare efficiency company founded in 1972, headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The company specializes in surgical lighting, surgical tables, equipment boom systems, and sterile processing equipment designed for operating rooms and other clinical environments. Skytron is recognized as one of the top five medical equipment manufacturers globally. The company's product portfolio spans operating room solutions, sterile processing equipment (including ultrasonic washer-disinfectors with lower cost of ownership and reduced water usage), architectural and environmental solutions (modular walls, clean air ceiling systems), equipment booms, storage solutions, and clinical business intelligence systems including video integration and environmental monitoring. Skytron's solutions are deployed across acute care facilities, ambulatory surgery centers, emergency departments, intensive care units, central sterile services departments, labor & delivery units, and exam rooms. The company emphasizes long-term reliability, versatility across healthcare settings, and lower total cost of ownership. With approximately 154-166 employees and annual revenue of $42.6 million, Skytron operates a network of authorized representatives throughout the United States and internationally, providing local sales, service, and support.

Trillium Technology develops diagnostic-quality medical image viewing and management software for clinical practices. The company's primary product line is ShowCase, a DICOM-compliant image viewer available in multiple configurations: Basic, Premier (Windows desktop), Workstation (advanced features), and ViP (iPad mobile access). ShowCase integrates with Image Center, a server-based DICOM storage and study management system that stores and organizes full-quality images on standard PC hardware, supporting millions of studies for local or remote access via VPN. The platform includes de-identification tools, on-screen measurement capabilities, export to non-DICOM formats, and clip support. ShowCase integrates with EncaptureMD reporting software to streamline structured report generation. The software is used across multiple specialties including cardiology, vascular imaging, obstetrics, portable ultrasound, emergency medicine, and general imaging. Applications include accreditation support, research, education, and marketing. The product is regulated as a medical device and restricted to physician use or order. The company offers a 30-day free trial for evaluation.