Why InSite One? - Case Studies

Case Studies - Disaster Recovery

Lower Total Cost of Ownership for Disaster Recovery
Long before Tampa, Florida became a booming metropolis, a group of enterprising clinicians formed Radiology Associates of Tampa in 1970. When the diagnostic imaging revolution began in the early 1980s, this group already had a respected foothold in the community. With the growth of outpatient imaging, the group opened Tower (...) MORE

Added Insurance Policy for Busy Radiology Department
When Bert Fish began its PACS search in 2007, it had already decided that it wanted an off-site managed disaster recovery service. "We did consider a range of options, but felt remote back-up storage was absolutely our best option," explains Fogle. "After all, coastal Florida is hurricane territory, and our (...) MORE

Cost-effective, reliable Disaster Recovery Solution
As a full-service oncology and hematology practice, Kansas City Cancer Center (KCCC) maintains a fully integrated network of cancer centers with eleven facilities, four of these centers with fully-integrated cancer services. An affiliate of US Oncology Inc., KCCC is dedicated to providing the highest quality of care for cancer patients (...) MORE

Data Protection
"For medical image storage and disaster recovery, we wanted a single vendor, and we wanted a medical imaging specialist," explains Cindy Eggert, Vice President of Information Services for Good Samaritan Hospital. In 2007, as Good Samaritan Hospital’s department of radiology was converting to a digital environment and cardiology images were (...) MORE

Disaster Recovery Solution Provides Security
“I look at it like an insurance policy,” says Laurelynn Brey, radiology director and PACS administrator for Reedsburg   Area Medical Center .  “Our InSite One Disaster Recovery system helps me sleep at night, but I really hope I’ll never have to use it.”     Reedsburg is a 25-bed critical access hospital in rural Reedsburg, WI (...) MORE

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