Solutions
One portfolio, shaped to how you read and report
Organizations that look nothing alike share the same imaging problems. For each audience below, we separate what PixelMediq covers today from what the LynxMediq portfolio still plans to add.
Who it is for
Pick the path that matches your organization
Each one shares the same software underneath, so you are never boxed into a stripped-down edition.
Hospitals Bring imaging together across radiology, cardiology, and the wider enterprise. Imaging centers Read more studies a day without adding IT overhead. Radiology groups Read across every facility you cover from a single worklist. Cardiology centers The plan: cardiac imaging and reporting unified in one record. Teleradiology Distribute reads securely, at volume, across many client sites. AI vendors The plan: reach clinical sites through one integration instead of many.
Hospitals
Bring imaging together across radiology, cardiology, and the wider enterprise.
Where it hurts today
- Studies and reports sit in separate PACS, RIS, and cardiology systems that rarely talk to each other.
- Every new AI tool brings another integration, another login, and another vendor to manage.
- Sharing images across sites and with referrers is slow and still involves CDs.
- On-premise hardware ties up capital and the time of a small IT team.
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What PixelMediq covers today
- One archive and one worklist for radiology across your sites.
- Browser-based reading with scoped role-based access and an append-only audit log.
- Storage that moves to the cloud at your own pace, from on-premise disk to AWS HealthImaging.
Not available yet: in development or on the roadmap
- Cardiology imaging and reporting in the same record.
- AI adopted through one orchestration layer instead of point-to-point integrations.
Imaging centers
Read more studies a day without adding IT overhead.
Where it hurts today
- Reading slows down when the viewer is sluggish and priors are scattered.
- Front-desk, scheduling, and result delivery are manual and easy to get wrong.
- Patching and babysitting on-premise servers pulls staff away from patient care.
- Referrers expect results faster than the current workflow can deliver.
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What PixelMediq covers today
- A zero-footprint viewer that presents relevant priors beside the current study.
- Orders, scheduling, and reporting in one product, tied together by the accession number.
- A cloud archive, with an edge gateway as the only on-site component.
Not available yet: in development or on the roadmap
- Secure result delivery and a portal for referring physicians.
Radiology groups
Read across every facility you cover from a single worklist.
Where it hurts today
- Each contracted site runs its own PACS with its own credentials.
- Balancing work across radiologists and locations is done by hand.
- Subspecialty reads need the right priors, which take time to gather.
- Turnaround and quality are hard to measure across a dozen sites.
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What PixelMediq covers today
- A multi-tenant worklist with assignment across the facilities you cover.
- Relevant priors presented alongside the current study.
- Hanging protocols and viewer preferences published per department.
Not available yet: in development or on the roadmap
- Routing rules that match each study to the right radiologist.
- AI findings attached to studies automatically.
- Operational reporting on turnaround, volume, and coverage.
Cardiology centers
The plan: cardiac imaging and reporting unified in one record.
Where it hurts today
- Echo, ECG, and cath data live in separate systems.
- Measurements are re-keyed into reports by hand.
- Cardiac priors are hard to line up and compare over time.
- Cardiology and radiology imaging stay disconnected.
Not available yet: in development or on the roadmap
- Echo, ECG, and structured cardiac reporting in one place.
- Measurements that flow from acquisition into the report.
- A longitudinal cardiac history for each patient.
- Shared infrastructure with the rest of imaging.
Teleradiology
Distribute reads securely, at volume, across many client sites.
Where it hurts today
- Connecting each new client site is a slow, bespoke project.
- Routing studies by subspecialty and license is a manual task.
- Clients expect audit trails and fast, predictable turnaround.
- Moving images over the public internet raises security questions.
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What PixelMediq covers today
- An edge gateway at each client site, authenticated with its own credentials over TLS.
- Tenant isolation between client organizations, enforced in the database.
- An append-only audit log with a dedicated record of who accessed which patient.
Not available yet: in development or on the roadmap
- Rules-based routing by modality, subspecialty, and credential.
AI vendors
The plan: reach clinical sites through one integration instead of many.
Where it hurts today
- Every hospital integration turns into a custom engineering project.
- Getting studies to your model and results back into the read is hard.
- Sites want to validate a model on their own data before they trust it.
- The way AI results are returned varies from site to site.
Not available yet: in development or on the roadmap
- One integration that reaches every connected site.
- A standard interface to receive studies and return findings.
- Local validation, so sites can test your model on their own data before enabling it.
- Results returned as DICOM SR, SEG, and presentation states.
Start with what ships for your organization
PixelMediq is the product to evaluate against your modalities, sites, and the way your team reads. For the planned areas, talk to us.