For more than 15 years, D-Scope Systems has built its reputation around medical imaging workflows, working closely with clinicians to make recorded procedures easier to use in patient care. The New Rochelle company serves healthcare providers with software that manages clinical media and connects it to electronic health records, and its D-Scope IVISS system has been authorized for use in U.S. military and veterans’ healthcare.
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D-Scope SystemsFor more than 15 years, D-Scope Systems has developed medical media software that captures, archives and shares procedure video while integrating it with electronic health records. Its D-Scope VIA platform grew from early otolaryngology products into a hardware-agnostic system used by major ENT teaching institutions and selected U.S. Department of Defense and Veterans Affairs facilities. The company’s IVISS platform is the only medical media solution described as fully vetted for EHR integration across the DoD and VA, with military-level security and an Authorization to Operate.NEW ROCHELLE, NY
MediCapture IncFounded in 2002 by video and semiconductor industry leaders, MediCapture develops medical video recorders and imaging systems that capture, manage, and archive procedures for operating rooms and specialty practices. Its iMave Pro platform supports customizable workflow and network integration, while newer systems such as the MTR245 bring dual-view touchscreen recording and browser-based streaming to clinical and veterinary education settings. The Plymouth Meeting company serves customers worldwide through offices in Europe and Taiwan and a network of partners and distributors.PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA
Clear Image TechnologyClear Image Technology develops direct-visualization medical imaging systems, including the portable C Scope® 2.2mm single-use arthroscope, from its base in Westlake, Ohio. The company says more than 10 years of work in medical imaging led to its modular hardware and software platform, designed to give physicians real-time views during diagnosis and treatment. Its systems are aimed at making needle arthroscopy more accessible across offices, procedure rooms, surgery centers, and operating rooms.WESTLAKE, OH
CodonicsFounded in 1982, Cleveland-area Codonics develops healthcare technology that improves medication safety and medical-imaging workflows. Its Safe Label System verifies medications and prints compliant syringe labels at the point of care, while newer connected tools extend visibility through administration and controlled-substance waste; the company’s solutions are installed in more than 110 countries. Codonics also makes radiology imaging and distribution systems, including medical imagers, image-sharing tools and specialty media.CLEVELAND, OH