Montgomery (W.Va.) General Hospital and Open Systems Imaging in Palm Desert, Calif., are implementing the PACS system in their facilities.
The IMPAX Agility system can help streamline different IT systems into one platform, according to the news release.
The new contracts come shortly after Agfa announced a new version of its MUSICA image processing software that will be available in March 2014. This software features a clearer presentation of bone and tissue which will allow radiologists to more quickly read the image.
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