Patient Portal: Direct access to your medical information

PACS in the cloud

Viewing Results: Patients can access the results of their diagnostic tests, such as blood tests, x-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and other studies, as soon as they are available.
Interpretation of Results: Some portals offer explanations of results, helping patients understand their reports, although this is not a substitute for professional medical interpretation.

Medical Records Review: Patients can review their complete medical history, including previous visits, diagnoses, treatments and prescriptions.
Test History and Results: The portal allows you to view a history of all the tests performed, making it easier to track the evolution of your health over time.

Download Reports: Patients can download their reports and test results in formats such as PDF for their personal archive or to share with other healthcare professionals.
Image Download: Patients have the option to download images from their diagnostic studies (such as x-rays, CT scans, MRIs, etc.) in various formats. These can include compressed files in ZIP format, executable files (EXE) that can contain specific image viewers, and ISO files that allow multiple images and data to be stored in a single file. This functionality makes it easier to consult studies externally or transfer them to other specialists for second opinions.

Secure Access: The portal is protected with secure authentication (such as strong passwords, two-factor authentication) to ensure that only the patient has access to their personal information.
Access Control: Patients can control who else has access to their portal, such as family members or caregivers.

Patient Empowerment: Patients have more control over their health, with direct access to their information.
Communication Improvement: It facilitates better communication between patients and providers, which can lead to more effective care.
Time Saving: By allowing online management of appointments, access to results and communication, unnecessary visits to the clinic are reduced.