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AMICAS Solutions 'Closing the Loop' in Radiology Communications

Tuesday, November 20, 2007 General News
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BOSTON, Nov. 19 AMICAS, Inc. (Nasdaq: AMCS), aleader in radiology and medical image and information management solutions,today announced that it will demonstrate a comprehensive solution suitedesigned to "close the loop" in radiology communications at the 2007Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) annual meeting from November 25to 30, 2007, in Chicago, IL. AMICAS will be in booth #2583.
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"AMICAS is exclusively focused on providing comprehensive, top-flightradiology automation solutions," said Stephen Kahane MD, chairman and CEO ofAMICAS. "At RSNA, we are displaying a suite of solutions ranging fromradiology order entry to revenue cycle management that address commonradiology communication needs that, historically, have been underserved in themarketplace."
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AMICAS is introducing several new products at RSNA, all of which aredesigned to automate and document radiology processes and facilitate bettercommunications between healthcare providers and their patients, as well asbetween healthcare providers.

"We see tremendous opportunity to further automate the manual -- or broken-- processes in radiology today," said Rodney Hawkins, vice president ofproduct management at AMICAS. "For example, facilities make significantfinancial investments in RIS and PACS solutions, only to find theirradiologists and other personnel using sticky notes, faxes, and otherunreliable methods to communicate important clinical information such aspositive findings or new order requests. The lack of true automation for thesetypes of critical communications in traditional systems is astounding."

Examples of innovations that AMICAS is introducing to "close the loop" inradiology communications include:

"AMICAS solutions provide an outstanding infrastructure for servicing thecommunication and documentation needs of radiology practices and radiologydepartments," said Dr. Kahane. "We are keenly focused on bringing innovationthat truly matters to the market - innovation that will ultimately result inbetter patient care that is more cost effective."

"Our integrated but modular solutions support an evolutionary move tocomplete automation that allows our customer partners to get full use andvalue from their existing investments. In addition, our solutions provide apath to a complete end-to-end solution from one innovative customer-centricpartner that is totally focused on radiology automation," said Dr. Kahane.

AMICAS offers a top-flight image management platform for hospitals and anintegrated RIS, PACS, document management, and revenue cycle managementsolution for ambulatory imaging businesses.

AMICAS, Insight Dashboards, RadStream, Vision Reach, and Vision Series aretrademarks or registered trademarks of AMICAS, Inc. All other company andtrademark names are the property of their respective owners.

About AMICAS:

AMICAS, Inc. (http://www.amicas.com/) is a leader in radiology and medicalimage and information management solutions. The AMICAS(R) Vision Series(TM)products provide a complete, end-to-end solution for imaging centers,ambulatory care facilities, and radiology practices. Acute care and hospitalclients are provided with a fully integrated, hospital information system-independent PACS that features advanced enterprise workflow support andscalable design. Complementing the Vision Series product family is AMICASInsight(TM) Solutions, a set of client- centered professional and consultingservices that assist our customers with a well-planned transition to a digitalenterprise.-- RadStream, which reduces medical/legal risk by automating and documenting critical results communications. RadStream also automates the prioritization of imaging exams based on a "most likely to interrupt" method, which has been shown to dramatically inc
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