MiniPACS
MiniPACS is a self-hosted PACS built for independent radiology and imaging centers that would rather own their archive than rent cloud storage by the study. It ingests standard DICOM C-STORE from any modality (CT, MR, US, XR and more) and opens every study in the browser with a built-in viewer that loads in under a second, so reading never waits on a workstation. Radiologists dictate reports by voice, use structured templates and dot-phrase macros, sign them as DICOM PDFs that travel inside the study, and hand patients a PIN-protected share link or a self-contained disc that opens on any computer. The whole stack runs on one mini PC with Docker, with AES-256 encrypted backups, an editable RBAC matrix, a self-service HIPAA Accounting of Disclosures report, and a hash-chained append-only audit log you can verify from the browser. $300 per location per month, flat, no per-study fees. One-click live demo.
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ORVIA
ORVIA is a healthcare platform for radiology clinics and diagnostic imaging centers. It combines radiology information system (RIS) workflows and scheduling with cloud picture archiving and communication system (PACS) capabilities and a DICOM viewer. The platform supports imaging workflow management, AI-assisted preparation of draft reports, and teleradiology workflows involving licensed radiologists. Radiologists review and sign the final medical reports. Patient communication features use WhatsApp and email to send automated messages. These functions are intended to help imaging providers coordinate appointments, manage and view studies, prepare reports, and communicate with patients in a connected radiology workflow. The described workflow extends from appointment scheduling through image review and signed report completion. AI-assisted content is presented as a draft for radiologist review rather than as a final report.
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Sirona
Sirona Medical offers a fully cloud-native radiology platform, RadOS, that unifies every major radiology-IT function (worklist, image viewing, archive, reporting, and AI) into a single, browser-based workspace. RadOS runs entirely on the cloud (via AWS), eliminating the need for on-site servers, software installs, or hardware maintenance. Radiologists can access the system from any device with a Chromium-based browser, giving them global access to imaging and patient information anytime, anywhere. It includes a unified PACS archive with 99.99% availability and high-performance retrieval, along with an integrated viewer that handles imaging even when series descriptors are inconsistent, thanks to a patented ontology. Its “Pixel-Powered Reporter” uses agentic AI, a radiology-specific large-language model, and advanced NLP to pre-draft structured, study-aware reports and to auto-generate impressions tailored per radiologist.
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aText
aText is a text template, text shortcut, text macro, text automation, text expansion tool. aText accelerates your typing in any application by replacing abbreviations with frequently used phrases you define.
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