MedVision and AMD form strategic partnershipTelemedicine software developer MedVision of Minneapolis has formed a strategic partnership with diagnostic peripherals supplier American Medical Development (AMD) of Lowell, MA, to provide
Telemedicine software developer MedVision of Minneapolis has formed a strategic partnership with diagnostic peripherals supplier American Medical Development (AMD) of Lowell, MA, to provide telemedicine packages to physicians' groups and healthcare delivery organizations. Physicians and specialists can purchase from MedVision all of the equipment necessary to digitally capture, send, receive, and archive medical images and information.
MedVision's multimedia telemedicine product, VisiTran-MD, is designed to collect, communicate, and store information objects ranging from voice dictation, scanned documents, and live video clips to digitized radiographs and static images. VisiTran-MD also has an object repository to facilitate data storage and retrieval. AMD's medical peripherals deliver video, sound, and data to VisiTran-MD for digital capture. AMD's products include video scopes, electronic stethoscopes, vital-sign capture devices, and other devices that support most medical specialties.
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