AI Making its Way into the Front of Radiologists’ Screens

Artificial intelligence innovations are rapidly changing practices and procedures in radiology. For example, Wake Radiology in Raleigh, North Carolina became the first healthcare facility to install EnvoyAI’s algorithm marketplace in order to enhance and strengthen radiological exams.

“Our goal as a company has always been to empower physicians with the best algorithms available,” said EnvoyAI CEO Misha Herscu. “The innovative spirit and forward thinking of Wake Radiology make them an excellent first site for the platform.”

In the last year or so, EnvoyAI has been making waves with their suite of algorithms. Earlier last month, they announced an integration with Insignia Medical Systems, a United Kingdom-based PACS provider. In November, they presented their platform at the Radiological Society of North America’s annual meeting.

Before the full installation, Wake Radiology had already been successfully using five of EnvoyAI’s imaging processing engines.  “Wake Radiology has very stringent security requirements. What would have otherwise been a multitude of unacceptable implementation and security challenges resulting from purchasing algorithms separately, has been simplified into a single turn-key platform,” said Wake Radiology Chief Information Officer, Matt Dewey, in a press release. “We were very impressed with the depth of thought and creativity that went into designing the EnvoyAI security and workflow features. The implementation was seamless and the technical support has been fantastic.”