InSiteOne of Wallingford, CT, has picked up AllHealth as a new partner. The shared-services alliance owned by healthcare providers has entered into an agreement to endorse and help market InSiteOne's InDex digital archiving service. The agreement will
InSiteOne of Wallingford, CT, has picked up AllHealth as a new partner. The shared-services alliance owned by healthcare providers has entered into an agreement to endorse and help market InSiteOne's InDex digital archiving service. The agreement will give AllHealth customers access to InSiteOne's array of medical image storage, archiving, and distribution technology services, enabling them to immediately begin digitally storing and retrieving diagnostic images. This is InSiteOne's first partnership with a group whose primary goal is to create purchasing value for healthcare organizations, according to Jeff Pasquale, InSiteOne's director of sales for the Eastern region. The Web-enabled InDex stores and distributes digital images for hospitals, imaging centers, and medical practices in the mid-Atlantic region.
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