CRCB-PACS COMPLETED AND FUTURE PROJECTS IN NICARAGUA, UNDER CONTRACTS WITH OUR PARTNERS VAMED AND MAKIBER
In the latest years the Nicaraguan government, with the credit support of international financing institutions, has been putting a lot of efforts in improving the health care in the country. Several hospitals and clinics have been built or are under constructions. Two international companies, the Austrian VAMED and the Spanish MAKIBER have been selected in the bidding processes for the construction and equipment of some of the hospitals. CRCB-PACS is proud of being selected to provide the PACS Systems to these companies and projects.
Completed Projects
Hospital de la Mujer Bertha Calderón in Managua
In 2017, the Nicaraguan Ministry of Health inaugurated the modern Emergency and Radiology building at the Bertha Calderón Women's Hospital. VAMED was responsible for the construction and equipment and subcontracted CRCB-PACS for the installation of the PACS System and two viewing rooms with 4 working stations to process ultrasound and mammography images, as well as tomography studies.
Hospital Manolo Morales in Managua
In 2019 under a contract with VAMED, CRCB-PACS installed the PACS System in the new annex building of Manolo Morales Peralta Hospital in Managua. With this new building, the hospital expanded its radiology and emergency services.
The CRCB-PACS system enables the seamless integration, secure storage, robust backup, and dynamic visualization of images and studies originating from three ultrasound machines, one X-ray device, one CT scanner, and one MRI. This advanced system significantly streamlines and enhances the diagnostic processes for healthcare professionals, including doctors and radiology specialists. Furthermore, it features a dedicated viewing room equipped with four workstations and extends access to ten viewing stations situated across various consulting rooms and halls, further optimizing clinical workflows.
Each year, the PACS System processes around 30,000 ultrasound images, 50,000 X-rays, 12,000 CT scans, and 5,000 MRI scans.
Future Projects
Hospital Escuela Oscar Danilo Rosales (HEODRA) in western Nicaragua
A modern public hospital, HEODRA, will be inaugurated in 2024 in the city of León to serve the residents of western Nicaragua. It will offer specialties such as surgery, physiatry, ophthalmology, psychiatry, pulmonology, maxillofacial, oncology, and nephrology, among others, as well as rehabilitation services, chemotherapy, dialysis, hemodialysis, endoscopies, intensive care, transplants, and radiological examinations including ultrasound, X-ray, CT, and MRI. The Spanish company MAKIBER is responsible for its construction and equipment. CRCB-PACS has been subcontracted by MAKIBER for the installation of the PACS System and two viewing rooms with four workstations. All rooms and consulting areas will have access to the PACS server as well.
Hospital Departamental Ocotal-Nueva Segovia, in northen Nicaragua
The new Departmental Hospital is a project that will have a capacity of 236 beds and will be distributed across 7 buildings. It will include specialized areas such as Physical Medicine, Rehabilitation, Oncology, Chemotherapy, Nephrology, Pain Clinic, Endoscopies, External Consultations, Emergencies, Obstetric Units, Neonatology, pharmacy, 4 Operating Rooms, and state-of-the-art equipment and cutting-edge technology in radiology. Under a contract with VAMED, CRCB-PACS will install the PACS System and two image viewing stations.
Hospital Nuevo Amanecer de Bilwi, In the North Caribbean of Nicaragua
In 2024 the North Caribbean Region of Nicaragua will have its regional hospital as well. MAKIBER is in charge of the construction and equipment. The hospital will have 207 beds and will be equipped with state-of-the-art medical services, such as physical medicine, rehabilitation, oncology, chemotherapy, hemodialysis, ophthalmology, nephrology, pain clinic, endoscopy, emergency, outpatient consultation, imaging, hospitalization, obstetrics, neonatology and pharmacy, as well as 6 operating rooms.
Under request of MAKIBER, CRCB-PACS has made a proposal for the installation of the PACS System, which includes a RIS platform, 5 working stations, and a Dicom film printer.
Introducing Our Cloud-Based PACS Solution for Small Clinics in Developing Countries
At CRCB-PACS, we are excited to announce the launch of an innovative and cost-effective PACS solution specifically designed for groups of small clinics in developing countries. This solution revolutionizes the way clinics manage and access medical imaging data, ensuring quality and affordability for healthcare providers and patients alike.
Shared Infrastructure for Cost Efficiency
Understanding the financial constraints faced by small clinics, our solution enables a group of clinics to share a single PACS server. Installed at one designated clinic within the group, this server provides seamless service to all other clinics via secure internet connections. By distributing the costs of installation, maintenance, and operation across multiple clinics, this model makes advanced medical imaging technology more accessible and sustainable.
Secure and Reliable Access to Patient Data
Our PACS software incorporates robust security measures to safeguard patient data integrity. Each clinic is provided with unique access codes, ensuring that only authorized personnel can access their specific clinic's data. This approach prevents unauthorized access and guarantees compliance with privacy standards, while maintaining the independence of each clinic's operations.
Top-Level Hardware for Uninterrupted Service
The hardware powering our PACS server is of the highest quality, equipped with sufficient redundancy to ensure uninterrupted 24/7 operation. This reliability is critical for clinics that depend on consistent access to imaging data for patient care. With our solution, healthcare providers can focus on delivering the best possible care, confident that their imaging system will perform flawlessly.
Transforming Healthcare Together
At CRCB-PACS, our mission is to make cutting-edge medical imaging technology accessible to all, regardless of location or resources. By fostering collaboration among clinics, our cloud-based PACS solution bridges the gap between affordability and advanced healthcare services. Together, we can improve patient outcomes and transform healthcare delivery in developing regions.
For more information about our PACS solutions, visit CRCB-PACS or contact us directly. Let’s build a healthier future, one clinic at a time.