ScImage, Inc

ScImage is proud to announce the award of a significant multi‑year, global enterprise cardiology contract with a major international healthcare organization. Read the full release: hubs.la/Q04846TG0

Today's cardiovascular programs span hospitals, clinics, OBLs, and partner facilities. If your imaging infrastructure isn't built to connect across all of them, the gaps show up. Attending #ACC26? We'll be at booth 1909. Come talk through your interoperability strategy.

Cardiac ASCs are one of the fastest-growing care settings. The ones pulling ahead aren't just adding volume. They're running leaner, reporting faster, and scaling. That's what the right technology makes possible. Visiting #ACC26? Find us at 1909. hubs.la/Q047mfwX0

The AI that sticks is the kind you barely notice. The tools will evolve. The architecture underneath them shouldn't have to. #HIMSS26

Cardiology demands more than image storage. It requires a true cardiovascular platform. Let’s talk about your imaging strategy at #ACC26.

What happens when outsourcing radiology services actually increases operational complexity? When imaging workflows are unified with consistent access to priors and enterprise-wide governance, capacity strategies function the way they are meant to. hubs.la/Q044FX670

ScImage delivers true efficiency through consolidation with its enterprise imaging solution that eliminates silos, reduces system complexity, and streamlines clinical workflows across the organization. Join us at #ACC26 or schedule time with our team: hubs.la/Q044tk5B0

A patient doesn’t see “cardiology.” Or “radiology.” Or “vascular.” They see appointments. Tests. Answers. Follow-ups. In our latest blog, we explore what it means to deliver the full picture of patient care. Read the full article: hubs.la/Q043q7NN0

CCTA continues to redefine cardiovascular risk assessment. New data shows quantitative plaque metrics predict major adverse events, even in low-risk patients. As CCTA evolves, imaging infrastructure matters more than ever. hubs.la/Q0430rxw0

Today we’re wearing red to support women’s heart health and raise awareness of heart disease, the leading cause of death for women in the United States. ❤️ #WearRedDay #WearRedAndGive #HeartMonth #GoRedForWomen

A recent analysis published in #JACC shows that outpatient PCI, device implants, and now electrophysiology ablations achieve comparable outcomes when supported by rigorous standardization. Check out the full analysis from JACC: hubs.la/Q041CtPG0

True interoperability goes beyond point-to-point exchange. In our latest blog, we explore what interoperability really means and how better imaging access reduces friction, supports clinical efficiency, and eases the burden on care teams. Read it here: hubs.la/Q041jDc50

At ScImage, our approach to AI starts with the platform. Intelligence only scales when imaging data is accessible, interoperable, and governed across the enterprise. For more: hubs.la/Q040qmH90

#CCTA is transforming how interventional decisions are made. As imaging and intervention increasingly overlap, seamless access to cardiac CT data and AI insights becomes essential for effective heart team collaboration. Watch the video interview: hubs.la/Q03_GsyX0

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Radiology volumes are up 31% since 2018 but the workload isn’t shared evenly. The busiest 25% of radiologists are reading far more exams per day, while others are reading fewer, even as overall averages appear stable. For more: hubs.la/Q03-2wMz0

As healthcare delivery becomes more distributed, interoperability becomes foundational. Don Fowler of @ScImageInc shared how decades of experience in imaging inform today’s need for secure, enterprise-wide access—ensuring clinicians can collaborate efficiently anywhere. #RSNA25

AI fatigue is real. What contributes most to AI fatigue in healthcare?

As we step into 2026, we’re grateful for the momentum behind us and excited for what’s ahead. Wishing you a healthy and successful New Year.

Advances in intravascular imaging and physiology have made one thing clear: tools like IVUS, OCT, and FFR improve PCI outcomes. Yet, adoption remains surprisingly low. The reason isn’t clinical uncertainty. It’s workflow. hubs.la/Q03Z77Hh0