Newton, Mass. – November 8, 2018 – (RSNA Booth #1553) Life Image, the world's largest network for sharing clinical and imaging data, today announced that it will be participating in the annual RSNA conference to promote the advancement of interoperability and the ability for healthcare professionals to work more efficiently. The company will be demonstrating its cutting-edge solutions, unveiling new partnerships, sponsoring lunch-and-learn sessions, and exhibiting at the conference, which is radiology’s premier event.

At RSNA, Life Image will be unveiling its new Interoperability Suite that the company introduced to the market in October. Attendees will have an opportunity to visit the Life Image booth #1553 located at South Level 3 and receive demos of the Suite, which brings all of Life Image’s applications together under one vendor-neutral platform that supports interoperability through standards-based connectivity to a wide range of data assets.

The company also announced that it will sponsor two educational lunch-and-learn sessions at the conference:

“The Future of Women’s Breast Health: Breakthrough Technologies in Breast Imaging and Patient Experience, and Clinical Research,” hosted by Health Management Technology/Healthcare Informatics EVP Kristine Russell, will focus on the future of women’s breast health in the areas of technology, research, population health and the patient experience. Panelists include Ethan Cohen, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Division of Breast Imaging at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center; Dr. Heather Greenwood, MD, Assistant Professor of Clinical Radiology in Breast Imaging at the University of California, San Francisco; Dr. Kathryn Pearson Peyton, MD, Chair of the Women’s Health Advisory Board for Mammosphere; and Cristin Gardner, Director of Consumer Products & Markets for Mammosphere. The lunch-and-learn will take place Tuesday, November 27 at 12:30 P.M. CT. in room S404AB.

“Practical Use Cases in Imaging Artificial Intelligence,” hosted by Chilmark Research analyst Brian Edwards, will focus on real-world applications of imaging artificial intelligence, and how stakeholders across the healthcare ecosystem are working together to leverage novel capabilities to improve diagnostics, clinical trial productivity, comparative effectiveness, and clinical decision support. Panelists include Arie Meir, Google Product Manager; Dr. Karim Galil, MD, Founder of Mendel AI; Dr. Gabriel Brat, MD, Trauma Surgeon at Beth Israel Deaconess and Bioinformatics Professor at Harvard Medical School; Aditya Sane, Data Science and R&D Executive at ConvergeHEALTH by Deloitte; and Janak Joshi, CTO at Life Image. The lunch-and-learn will take place Wednesday, November 28 at 12:30 P.M. CT. in room S404AB.


Life Image’s entire leadership team will be present at RSNA, including President and CEO Matthew Michela. “While RSNA is always an opportunity to collaborate with industry leaders, this year’s show comes at an especially critical time in the industry,” said Michela. “We are in the midst of a major turning point in healthcare. With the increased adoption of common technology standards, many of the historical barriers that prevented interoperability with diagnostic images have now been diminished. Incorporating images to enrich traditional data sets at scale opens new capabilities in real world evidence, population health, and value-based care. With Life Image’s large global network for clinical information sharing, we are well positioned to help enable novel capabilities. We are looking forward to connecting and partnering with industry stakeholders to improve healthcare.”

To learn more about Life Image, stop by booth #1553 located at South Level 3 at RSNA from November 25-29 in Chicago. To schedule a meeting with a Life Image executive, please contact Ashley Owen at aowen@ariamarketing.com.


About Life Image
With its beginnings in medical image exchange, Life Image now orchestrates the flow of any and all clinical information across the patient’s journey, in real time, to help care teams and researchers make informed decisions. Founded in 2008, Life Image has spent the past decade innovating and building an interoperable network ecosystem connecting hospitals, physicians, patients, pharmaceuticals, medical device, telehealth and EHRs. Today, the Life Image network connects over 1,500 facilities in the United States and 8,000 affiliated sites, including 7 of the top 10 U.S. hospitals, with 150,000 U.S. providers and 58,000 clinics globally. For more information about Life Image, please visit: www.lifeimage.com, and check out our blog and follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.