Your patients are already sharing their ultrasound images - but they're accidentally revealing personal medical information to thousands of strangers. PACSBridge automatically removes all identifying details while adding your professional branding, so patients can share safely while promoting your practice.
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Select just the images you want your patient to see, and exclude images that might cause unnecessary concern or pose diagnostic risks, ensuring that only appropriate images are shared elsewhere by your patient.
Offering your patients keepsake images will reduce their desire to seek secondary keepsake ultrasounds and the extra thermal effects they have on the fetus. Keeping with the ALARA principles of using the least exposure necessary.
While PACSBridge is predominantly used for Obstetric Ultrasound, it is capable of handling any DICOM images. Our client base already includes those who use the system for sharing X-rays and CT scans.
Every image and cineloop can optionally display your brand. Frequently shared on social media and through direct messages, your brand will gain visibility, reach a wider audience, and reinforce your market presence.
Sharing images via PACSBridge allows you to save them directly from your ultrasound machine with one button, eliminating the hassle of waiting for printed images or handling USB flash drives.
Save money on USB flash drives and help protect the environment by reducing plastic waste. Opting for digital sharing not only cuts costs but also contributes to a greener planet by reducing the use of disposable plastic.
With PACSBridge, sharing ultrasound images is simple and hassle-free. There's no need for an app. Just seamless, one click email or text access to images.
BPA in thermal photo paper is a known endocrine disruptor. Most ultrasounds are printed on thermal paper. Pregnant women are recommended to wear gloves when touching thermal paper. Staff should also wear gloves to avoid repeated exposure.
Patients prefer receiving images on their smartphones or via email. They want their images on their devices for easy sharing. They want to see their cineloops and download ZIP files of their images.
Many patients unknowingly share PII (private details) when photographing thermal printouts. PACSBridge conceals these details to ensure patient safety from identity theft. GDPR & HIPPA.
PACSBridge can be operational in just a day or two.
Advanced image analysis selects the clearest images automatically.
Scan this QR code with your phone's camera to see what your clients will see.
If you are on your phone click this QR code to see what your clients will see.
"I'm saving money on USB drives and getting free advertising!"
"I love that my brand is on every image, the best free marketing I've ever had!"
"PACSBridge is so simple to use. My clients love it."
Send us an email with your brand logo and we'll get you setup for a free trial.
We'll set you up a login. From there you just need to set PACSBridge as a DICOM server destination.
We'll setup a login and get your logo loaded into our system.
Add us as a second PACS destination in your machine.
Send a study to PACSBridge and then use our portal to send it to your client or patient.
We have a few pricing options, including 'Patient Pays', so no cost to your business.
E-Mail us on info@pacsbridge.com for pricing information.
Request informationObstetric ultrasound clinics often struggle with the slow and outdated process of sharing images with expectant parents. Additionally, ensuring the privacy and security of these images while complying with data protection regulations is a major concern.
Amy, an expectant mother, picked up her USB stick keen to share the images with her family on their WhatsApp group. However, her new MacBook doesn't have the old USB ports, forcing her to buy an adaptor. She then had to email the images to herself to cut and paste them into WhatsApp on her phone, causing unnecessary frustration. Her other worry is if any family member shares the images wider, the images have her name and birthdate at the top of each image.
PACSBridge solves these problems by enabling clinics to securely send de-identified ultrasound images directly to clients via text, whatsapp or email. This automation saves time, enhances patient satisfaction, and ensures compliance with privacy regulations. With PACSBridge, clinics can provide a seamless and secure image-sharing experience.
With PACSBridge Amy gets deidentified cineloops too.
See how seamlessly PACSBridge works on mobile devices - the way your patients will experience it.
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