Heart disease company Cleerly launched Proxy, a software tool that allows Cleerly to transfer data to care providers by automating the uploads of coronary computed tomography angiography.
Proxy can be installed in open virtualization format with support from a Cleerly implementation specialist. The software can receive CCTA imaging from multiple points, according to an Oct. 31 Cleerly news release.
"Proxy is a turnkey solution that gives physicians and providers more time to focus directly on a patient's heart care while we manage their workflows and provide IT and security comfort," Cleerly Chief Technology Officer Nick Nieslanik said. "By removing the need for multiple systems and workflows, heart disease detection becomes the priority and lets us drive the necessary reporting and analytics insights to the various stakeholders quickly, meeting them right where they need."