IMCO Technologies

Nov 10, 2005

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IMCO will place its VIP-PACS family in the spotlight. VIP-PACS is available in Basic, Standard, and Premium versions, at a starting price of $50,000, according to the Pewaukee, WI-based vendor.

All versions include flat-panel monitors and the same IMCO-view workstation software sold on the firm's larger IMCO-PACS line. The Premium version also includes the vendor's IMCO-web software.

VIP-PACS is intended for hospitals with fewer than 50 beds, imaging centers, smaller clinics, orthopedic groups, and ambulatory surgical centers, as well as low-volume facilities, IMCO said.

By Erik L. Ridley
AuntMinnie.com staff writer
November 11, 2005

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