Canon Medical Informatics, based in Minnetonka, Minnesota, has been chosen by a major nonprofit health system in the Mid-Atlantic region to standardize its advanced imaging capabilities.

The health system, which is not being named publicly, comprises over 25 locations and will implement Canon’s Vitrea Advanced Visualization enterprise platform in a transition away from a multi-vendor approach.

The adoption of the Vitrea platform is aimed at enhancing efficiency, consistency, and diagnostic precision across the health system’s network. By centralizing 3D imaging capabilities, physicians will have uniform access to advanced tools, reducing variability and streamlining workflows.
“This health system’s decision to standardize on Vitrea reflects a growing trend among healthcare organizations to simplify and optimize their imaging infrastructure,” said Genady Knizhnik, executive vice president of Canon Medical Informatics. “By unifying their advanced visualization tools with Vitrea, they are achieving a scalable, efficient solution that aligns with their mission to provide high-quality patient care.”

Canon Medical Informatics describes Vitrea as a scalable platform with over 100 clinical applications, leveraging automation and AI to improve outcomes and operational efficiency.