Most AI at RSNA reads images. Ours handles the faxes, calls and follow‑ups.

Yes. Ora is part of CareFlow, the AbbaDox RIS and operations platform. Ask Ora answers from CareFlow’s schedules, orders and records, and the Ora workflows run inside CareFlow, logged in the same audit trail as a staff action. Already on CareFlow? Ora is an add-on, and the meeting shows what it adds. Not on CareFlow yet? The meeting covers CareFlow and Ora together.

It stops and hands the item to your team instead of guessing. Fax AI puts every order it can’t index on an exception list with the reason attached, and your team works that list instead of the whole queue. Voice AI hands the call to a person when the patient asks for one, or when it can’t answer. Every workflow action and every correction is logged in the same audit trail as a staff action.

The ordering physician’s care team. AI Follow-Up Recommendations reads the signed report, picks up the follow-up the radiologist recommended and sends it to the referring physician portal to confirm. Only a confirmed follow-up becomes an order that a text or a Voice AI call can schedule. The recommendation, and the clinical decision, stay with the radiologist and the referring physician.

CareFlow offers 105 integrations with PACS, EHR, revenue cycle and billing systems, including Epic and Cerner. It exchanges data bidirectionally over standard HL7 v2 and FHIR interfaces, so orders, results and patient information move between systems. See integrations.

It depends on scope. Most implementations take 4 to 12 months, run through weekly workflow meetings with your team. Sky Lakes Medical Center had a RIS scheduling patients within the first week after a ransomware attack in October 2020, an emergency response rather than a typical project.

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