See the bigger picture with Merge Universal Viewer
Seamlessly access medical images anytime, anywhere, on any device with diagnostic-quality image viewing, to empower collaboration and optimize workflows.
Empower your care team with streamlined enterprise imaging
Reduce inefficiencies and streamline clinical workflows by enabling real-time collaboration and image sharing across departments, devices, and locations. Merge Universal Viewer offers a zero-footprint, regulatory-cleared solution for healthcare organizations striving for better workflows through a more complete view of patient data and images.
This enterprise viewer solves key medical imaging challenges for healthcare providers with functionality that makes a difference in patient care and clinician satisfaction, and is designed to support image-sharing and diagnostic viewing needs at scale, across the enterprise.
The cloud-based Merge Universal Viewer is a modular component of Merge Imaging Suite, the enterprise imaging platform designed to support the imaging needs for healthcare organizations embarking on their journey to the cloud.
Image-enable every system in your organization
- Seamlessly integrate with PACS, EMRs, EHRs, patient portals, and physician dashboards to ensure all imaging data is accessible in one secure platform.
- Compatible with DICOM and non-DICOM images like X-rays, CT scans, ultrasounds, and more.
Facilitate real-time collaboration
- Enable multiple users across healthcare systems to view and collaborate on diagnostic-quality patient images simultaneously.
- Maintain clinicians’ user preferences for resolution and display, ensuring efficient and customized collaboration without limitations.
Improve workflow efficiency
- Consolidate disparate data sources into a “single pane of glass” view, providing side-by-side comparisons from images from multiple modalities for more comprehensive insights.
- Streamline imaging data to eliminate time lost due to siloed systems or manual processes.
Support advanced visualization
- Leverage tools like MIP (maximum intensity projection), 3D rendering, and segmentation to create detailed insights for complex cases.
- Export 3D images as STL (stereolithography) files for physical replica printing, enabling use in education, anatomy simulation, and patient communication. This capability is currently used by Merge partners.