ITL signs rad provider

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Image Technology Laboratories of Kingston, NY, has signed Park Avenue Associates in Radiology of Johnson City, NY, to a multisite contract to deploy its ITL WarpSpeed PACS/RIS system. Three outpatient imaging sites will be integrated with both Internet

Image Technology Laboratories of Kingston, NY, has signed Park Avenue Associates in Radiology of Johnson City, NY, to a multisite contract to deploy its ITL WarpSpeed PACS/RIS system. Three outpatient imaging sites will be integrated with both Internet and microwave communication links as part of the installation, which will feature ITL's touchscreen-controlled view stations in radiology facilities, hospitals, and several referring physician practices. The five-year contract calls for the installation of ITL's integrated PACS/RIS solution with automated workflow enhancing modules. The 21-physician-member Park Avenue Associates provides imaging and radiologic services in southern New York State.

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