Dynamic Imaging's IntegradWeb PACS
Selected by Glades General Hospital

Ease-Of-Use and Web-Based Technology Cited As Main Reasons for Decision

Allendale, NJ, June 17, 2005 — Dynamic Imaging, an established leader in Web-driven PACS technology, announced today that Glades General Hospital in Belle Glade, Florida, has selected the company's IntegradWeb PACS. The new system will replace a PACS solution that had been in place at Glades for several years. At this time, enterprise-wide implementation has been completed and the radiologists and other clinicians at Glades are enjoying the full-functionality of IntegradWeb PACS.

Glades General serves patients from a large geographic area in Palm Beach County Florida. Unlike its previous PACS system, IntegradWeb's unique Web-based technology allows the hospital to communicate studies and reports to remote radiologists, subspecialists and referring physicians as quickly and easily as if they were on site. Reading and referring physicians can access Glades' IntegradWeb PACS from off-campus locations over the Internet with their existing Windows workstations.

"Glades General represents the type of hospital for which we designed IntegradWeb. They are an acute care facility that serves diverse patient and referring physician populations," said Alex Jurovitsky, Dynamic Imaging's CEO. "Facilities and physicians are demanding more flexibility and accessibility in their PACS solutions. We designed IntegradWeb to meet these demands without compromising clinical functionality or image quality."

"IntegradWeb is easy to use and offers more tools than the other PACS systems we evaluated," said Bruce Samples, the radiology director at Glades General. "Based on our decision criteria, IntegradWeb was the clear choice."

Glades General is also pleased that members of the Dynamic Imaging are so easily available for and open to questions.

"Dynamic Imaging has been great throughout our selection and implementation process," said Samples. "I really look forward to our continued work with them.