Radiology, cardiology, the OT and the wards all read from one central store. Clinicians view at the bedside in a browser, radiologists read remotely, and access is controlled by role.
In many hospitals, imaging is scattered across modalities and departments. A treating doctor cannot easily pull a prior scan, and the same study gets requested twice.
Images stuck on department machines, not shared.
Studies re-done because the prior cannot be found.
On-call radiologists cannot access studies remotely.
All modalities, all departments.
One archive, on premises.
Any authorised ward device.
On-call and night coverage.
Many modalities, many users and strict access control, with the reliability of an on-premise node and the reach of the cloud.
One archive, scoped access per department and role.
One archive for all departments.
Central reading and reporting.
Pull priors at the bedside.
Images where decisions happen.
Read remotely at night.
Access control and audit.
Open the AuraPACS demo to see the viewer and access model.
Only the right people read the right studies, with an audit trail of access.
Built and supported by Elevate Aura, with direct access to the builder.
Yes. Radiology, cardiology, the OT, wards and the OPD all read from one central archive, so a study is available wherever the patient is being treated.
Yes. Because the viewer is browser based, an authorised clinician can open a study on any ward computer or tablet without special software.
Role-based access decides who can view and report which studies, with an audit trail of access, which matters in a hospital setting.
Yes. The cloud layer lets on-call and remote radiologists read securely from anywhere.
Yes. It connects to CT, MRI, X-ray, ultrasound and other DICOM modalities through a modality worklist.
Try the live demo, or tell us about your departments and modalities. We will design a central PACS with the access control a hospital needs.
Central archive · Bedside and remote reading · Role-based access