Atirix Medical Systems

History

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Radiology Solutions

Quality Control Support

QC-Track

Mammography Tracking

MOM

MQSA Workbench

Speech Based Workflow

VoxReports

VoxNotes

Company History

2008

In September, Atirix delivers the first QC-Track server. In June, Atirix announces the purchase of Provox Technologies, a Virginia-based provider of speech recognition and workflow solutions for healthcare. In April, Atirix starts confirmatory testing of QC-Track. In January, Atirix reaches an agreement for Hologic to distribute the Atirix QC-Track product for quality control and professional credential management. In January, Atirix is a founding member of the Mammography subcommittee of Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE).

2007

By year end, nearly 50,000 studies have been completed on the MOM system. Atirix installs the first tele-mammography MOM system. In November, Atirix exhibits for the first time at the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) conference in Chicago, IL. Announcement and roll-out of new name and corporate identity.

2006

During 2006, more than 10,000 mammography studies have been completed on the MOM system. Company releases the MOM system, the first .NET-based mammography information system, and installs it at a mammography center.

2005

NU Design co-founders file a wide-ranging patent application covering web-based mammography information systems.

2004

VoxReports, featuring SmartMacros technology, is introduced as a speech-driven workflow and reporting system for radiology and imaging facilities. NU Design Medical Technologies is formed to develop the MOM system.

2001

Voice dictation patent is issued to Provox.

2000

Provox releases TalkNotes, a dictation solution reducing transcription costs and improving report turnaround.

1999

Provox files a wide-ranging patent.

1998

Provox Technologies was formed to improve medical reporting processes.