Dicom Imaging Systems’ imagExplorer software transmits electronic image attachments via the Internet to dental insurance companies and third-party payers (PNN 3/00). The Vancouver, BC-based firm developed this capability in a joint project with
Dicom Imaging Systems imagExplorer software transmits electronic image attachments via the Internet to dental insurance companies and third-party payers (PNN 3/00). The Vancouver, BC-based firm developed this capability in a joint project with National Electronic Attachment (NEA) of Atlanta to tap into the electronic data interchange market in dentistry. imagExplorer includes NEAs Fast Attach software, which allows images to be transmitted electronically to NEAs repository, where they can be viewed. Dicom is in talks with several companies that run electronic attachment clearinghouses to increase the availability of its images.
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