Novarad says NovaPACS EI 9.1 adds security, AI and mobile access

Novarad said it has updated more than 1,000 NovaPACS EI customers worldwide to version 9.1, which it described as a security upgrade with new AI, mobile and workflow tools.
Novarad said on Aug. 27 that it has updated more than 1,000 NovaPACS EI customers worldwide to version 9.1, a release it described as a security upgrade.
The company said the new version adds assistive intelligence inside the read, secure access on mobile devices, advanced modality views for cranial, breast, cardiac and abdominal imaging, and enterprise security features. It said the update is available now to NovaPACS EI customers worldwide.
Novarad said the update reduces outside access to software that holds facility images and data.
According to the company, version 9.1 includes Azure SSO, LDAP or two-factor authentication, with access governed by existing IT policies. Novarad also said it improved service redundancy and load balancing across servers. The release says NovaPACS EI integrates securely with Epic's EMR and other major EMR vendors.
Novarad said the AI package includes segmentation of organs, coronary arteries, bone, vertebrae and the heart, as well as body-fat calculation, new segmentation models and a built-in AI training system with image labeling. It also said MobileRad360 lets users access PACS from mobile devices with Novarad multifactor authentication built in, and that users can view schedules, correct reports and sign reports if transcription is used.
For breast imaging, the company said MammoIQ adds advanced three-modality analysis. For cardiac imaging, it said NovaCardio adds updated stress echo and ECG viewers, refreshed hanging protocols and cardiac structured reporting.
Novarad CEO and Founder Dr. Wendell Gibby said, "The entire ecosystem is built, tested, and supported by Novarad."
The release does not list pricing, contract terms or customer names. It also does not provide independent verification of the security or workflow claims.
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