Receive and normalize imaging studies from connected modalities and gateways.
→From image acquisition to final report, one operating layer.
RADYNEX connects diagnostic viewing, worklists, radiologist operations, reporting, identity, interoperability and deployment into a unified enterprise platform for hospitals, diagnostic networks and teleradiology providers.


Not another PACS portal. Not only a teleradiology service. RADYNEX is the operating platform between imaging infrastructure and diagnostic delivery.
One lifecycle. Six connected operating layers.
Instead of presenting dozens of disconnected features, RADYNEX organizes the diagnostic operation around the path a study actually takes—from acquisition and normalization through interpretation, reporting, quality and delivery.
From DICOM arrival to a connected diagnostic operation.
Each operating layer is visually distinct, but all twelve participate in the same organization, identity, study and workflow context.
Persist, retrieve and manage imaging data across operational and archive tiers.
→Open the diagnostic workspace with imaging tools, priors and study context.
→Prioritize, assign and track studies through facility and provider queues.
→Bring the qualified reader, study context and reporting workflow together.
→Create, review and finalize structured diagnostic reports close to the study.
→Connect governed AI outputs to human-reviewed diagnostic workflows.
→Support quality review, accountability, auditability and operational control.
→Connect service delivery with commercial, entitlement and billing context.
→Exchange context through DICOMweb, HL7, FHIR and enterprise APIs.
→Measure workload, service performance, utilization and operational patterns.
→Extend controlled imaging operations across facilities, regions and networks.
See the operating platform, not a generic software mockup.
RADYNEX product views are presented in native aspect ratio to preserve diagnostic workspace clarity across desktop and operational workflows.

Diagnostic viewing with the RADYNEX reporting panel
Diagnostic viewport, series navigation and integrated reporting presented as one continuous workspace.

Facility-level imaging worklist
Facility worklist with queue states, search and filter controls, modality context and reporting actions.

Expandable study workflow with DICOM series access
Expanded study workflow with operational actions and DICOM series access inside the facility worklist.
Move through RADYNEX as an operator would.
Explore viewing, worklist and reporting states as connected parts of one enterprise workflow.
Review imaging without leaving the operating workflow.
A multi-viewport diagnostic workspace direction connected to study context, reporting and prior-review workflows.
Ten architectural advantages for a unified imaging platform.
Unified Imaging Platform
Bring imaging, viewing, worklists, reporting and platform services into one operating experience.
Enterprise Viewer
An Enterprise diagnostic workspace integrated with RADYNEX reporting and study workflow.
AI-native Workflow
Designed for Study → AI queue → result → radiologist review → report → QA, rather than disconnected AI tools.
Intelligent Routing
Route by modality, subspecialty, workload, SLA, availability and credential context as the routing layer matures.
Enterprise Reporting
Templates, structured sections and a reporting workspace designed to evolve toward voice, AI assist, validation and peer review.
True Multi-tenancy
A platform model for hospitals, diagnostic chains, teleradiology providers and radiologist networks with isolation as a core requirement.
Federation
A roadmap toward controlled cross-organization imaging access without forcing every organization onto one archive.
Standards-first
DICOM/DICOMweb today as the imaging foundation, with HL7/FHIR integration as a core interoperability direction.
Global Architecture
Designed for SaaS, hybrid and dedicated deployments across multiple regions and organizational models.
Vendor-neutral Ecosystem
Radynex is intended to integrate with existing PACS/RIS environments instead of requiring a rip-and-replace sale.
Make the running foundation, integration layers and expansion path explicit.
Enterprise buyers should be able to distinguish current platform foundations from capabilities being integrated and longer-term strategic expansion.
Core diagnostic workflow
✓PACS connectivity / DICOM ingestion
✓Enterprise diagnostic viewer foundation
✓Radiologist worklist service
✓Report panel & editor workflow
✓Study routing bridge
✓Resilient data services
Identity, storage & platform services
✓Enterprise identity and access foundation
✓Vendor-neutral imaging archive
✓Scalable object-storage foundation
✓Containerized service architecture
✓Multi-service API direction
✓Cloud / hybrid / local deployment
Enterprise Imaging OS expansion
✓VNA & vendor-neutral archive
✓Intelligent radiologist routing + SLA
✓AI orchestration & model workflow
✓Advanced QA / peer review
✓HL7 + FHIR integration layer
✓Federation, analytics & multi-region
One platform story, four enterprise entry points.
Hospital / Health System
Unify imaging operations across facilities while retaining deployment and integration flexibility.
Discuss this model →Explore RADYNEX as an imaging operating layer.
Move through the platform from connectivity to enterprise scale. The map distinguishes architecture direction from capabilities that still require implementation and verification.
Connect
Connect imaging sources and enterprise systems through standards-oriented integration boundaries.
From imaging software to a rentable enterprise healthcare platform.
The commercial architecture separates tenant operations, deployment, entitlements and billing so RADYNEX can support hospitals as well as teleradiology service providers without turning every customer into a custom fork.
Teleradiology Provider Platform
Operate multiple customer organizations on a tenant-aware RADYNEX platform with provider branding and controlled customer boundaries.
Hospital Enterprise
Dedicated commercial model for hospital groups and diagnostic chains with facility-aware workflows and deployment flexibility.
Branded Provider Edition
A future white-label operating model for qualified service providers that need their own customer-facing identity on top of RADYNEX.
Dedicated Platform
Single-tenant private-cloud or on-premise licensing direction for organizations requiring dedicated infrastructure.
Tenant Provisioning
Create organization, facilities, identity context and service configuration from a central control plane.
Entitlements
Control which platform modules, limits and enterprise capabilities are enabled per commercial agreement.
Usage Metering
Architecture direction for measuring studies, storage, users, facilities and selected platform consumption.
Billing Integration
A billing abstraction for subscription, contracted enterprise pricing and future usage-based charging.
Branding Profiles
Provider-specific logo, domain, theme and communication identity for approved white-label deployments.
Lifecycle Control
Provision, upgrade, suspend, reactivate and migrate tenant environments through governed operations.
Public messaging distinguishes current platform foundations from future automated metering, billing, white-label provisioning and marketplace capabilities. Exact pricing, limits, SLAs and compliance commitments belong to approved commercial agreements.
Choose an operating model—not a misleading public price tag.
Select a model to bring it forward. Study volume, storage, integrations, infrastructure and support scope shape the final enterprise quotation.
Provider Platform
Teleradiology companies and distributed reporting networks
- ✓Multi-organization tenant model
- ✓Provider operations foundation
- ✓Facility & user entitlements
- ✓Usage-metering architecture
- ✓Provider branding profile
- ✓Cloud / hybrid deployment direction
Enterprise Imaging
Hospitals, diagnostic chains and multi-facility healthcare groups
- ✓Enterprise imaging workflow
- ✓Facility hierarchy
- ✓Viewer + worklist + reporting
- ✓Integration architecture
- ✓Enterprise identity direction
- ✓Cloud, hybrid or dedicated deployment
Dedicated Cloud
Organizations requiring single-tenant managed infrastructure
- ✓Single-tenant environment
- ✓Dedicated resource boundary
- ✓Private-cloud deployment
- ✓Enterprise integration scope
- ✓Operational support model
- ✓Custom capacity planning
Private Infrastructure
Large hospitals, diagnostic groups and controlled data centers
- ✓Dedicated local deployment
- ✓Local imaging infrastructure
- ✓Multi-branch connectivity direction
- ✓Implementation services
- ✓Upgrade/support lifecycle
- ✓Optional hybrid integration
Hospitals, diagnostic chains and multi-facility healthcare groups
Commercial dimensions that can adapt to the deployment.
Studies
Imaging workload unitPotential contract metric for provider operations.
Storage
Capacity consumptionHot/archive storage and retention can affect infrastructure economics.
Facilities
Organization scaleFacilities can form entitlement boundaries.
Users
Licensed accessNamed/concurrent concepts can support selected agreements.
Radiologists
Provider workforceSupports provider-network entitlement planning.
AI / Premium
Optional consumptionPremium services can be separately entitled where appropriate.
Plan your RADYNEX deployment around real imaging operations.
Share your facilities, study profile, current PACS/RIS environment, deployment preference and integration scope. Medynexa can use that context to structure the right technical and commercial discussion.
Modern healthcare needs more than software. It needs a technology partner.
Tell us what you are building, replacing or scaling — from a single diagnostic workflow to an enterprise healthcare network.