From the AFR this morning:
'Pro Medicus’ subsidiary Visage Imaging has signed a $14 million, 8-year contract with The University of Vermont Health Network Inc (UVM).The contract will see the company’s Visage 7 Enterprise Imaging Platform implemented across UVM’s six hospitals, providing a unified diagnostic imaging platform across the network. The UVM Medical Center in Burlington, Vermont, is the teaching hospital for The Larner College of Medicine.“We continue to build momentum in the market with this, our seventh contract win in a row, adding to other recent major announcements,” said Pro Medicus chief executive Sam Hupert.“UVM Health Network is the fourth of these to opt for a cloud-based solution, a trend we see increasing rapidly amongst healthcare systems in North America.“Our pipeline continues to grow. Visage 7 with its proven cloud-native capability provides us with a significant strategic advantage that enables us to address these opportunities across a growing segment of the market both in North America and other regions.”
More from the announcement:
'8-year, A$14M deal with The University of Vermont Health Network Inc.
• Visage to replace multiple legacy PACS
• Visage 7 to be deployed in the public cloud
Leading health imaging company Pro Medicus Limited [ASX: PME] today announced its whollyowned U.S. subsidiary, Visage Imaging, Inc., has signed a $14M, 8-year contract with The
University of Vermont Health Network Inc (UVM).
Based on a transactional licensing model, the contract will see the company’s Visage 7 Enterprise
Imaging Platform (“Visage 7”) implemented across UVM’s six hospitals, providing a unified
diagnostic imaging platform across the network.
The UVM Medical Center in Burlington, Vermont,
is the teaching hospital for The Larner College of Medicine
From Mach7 earlier in May:
'Mach7 Technologies Limited (“Mach7” or the “Company”)
(ASX:M7T), a company specialising in innovative medical imaging solutions for healthcare
providers, today announced it has signed a statement of work with University of Vermont
Medical Center (UVM) for the license of its eUnity diagnostic viewing technology.'
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