Inland Imaging Selects M*Modal for Clinical Documentation Technology

FRANKLIN, TN--(Marketwired - Nov 21, 2013) - M*Modal, a leading provider of clinical documentation services and Speech Understanding™ solutions, today announced that Inland Imaging has expanded its eight year relationship with M*Modal by selecting M*Modal Fluency for Imaging™ and M*Modal Catalyst for Radiology™ cloud-based solutions for creating complete, accurate and compliant clinical documentation.

Leveraging a single architecture, M*Modal software delivers intelligent Speech Understanding with real-time physician feedback, enabling radiologists to more efficiently capture the fullness of the patient story, gain insights from the narrative and drive actions that support improved patient care. Inland Imaging previously used M*Modal SpeechQ for Radiology® documentation software.

M*Modal Fluency for Imaging allows radiologists to conversationally create electronic and encoded documents as well as optimize workflows to increase productivity. M*Modal Catalyst for Radiology further extends these capabilities by aggregating data across multiple clinical systems and translating patient information into actionable medical insights.

Inland Imaging, a division of Integra Imaging, PS, has become one of the largest diagnostic radiology practices in Washington State, serving as a major resource for cost-effective medical imaging for patients and hospitals across the Pacific Northwest. The Spokane and Seattle-based facilities have 60 subspecialty radiologists that read nearly 800,000 exams each year.

"Despite the rising cost of healthcare, outpatient imaging costs at Inland have remained significantly less than at other regional medical imaging providers," said Jon Copeland, CEO of Nuvodia, the IT division of Inland Imaging. "Each Inland Imaging center and hospital organization is designed with the patient in mind, allowing us to deliver lower costs and improved service levels. We are constantly adopting the most groundbreaking technology, and with M*Modal Fluency workflow and analytical tools, our radiologists can make more complete and accurate interpretations with optimal efficiency."

"Practices like Inland Imaging understand how important it is to have tools that can provide a fast, comprehensive view of patient imaging records that can integrate with the radiologists' workflow," said Duncan James, CEO of M*Modal. "M*Modal Fluency and M*Modal Catalyst products leverage a single architecture and are designed to fit into the imaging specialist's daily activities which improves productivity."

The ability to auto-populate clinical content into the radiology report from multiple EMR/RIS/PACS systems, as well as provide radiologists real-time feedback for compliance issues, helps increase patient safety and streamlines the reporting process. Clinical analytics allow imaging specialists to manage patient information across the enterprise by automatically detecting relevant patient data and displaying the information to the radiologist while they are dictating, on a single screen. M*Modal solutions also offer integrated critical test result management and peer review modules.

Inland's implementation of Fluency, systems integrations, platform and IT support is provided by Nuvodia.

Nuvodia is a leading national provider of radiology systems, implementation, and hosting and support services.

For more information on Nuvodia please visit www.nuvodia.com

For more information on M*Modal please visit www.mmodal.com or follow on Twitter @MModal.

About Inland Imaging
Inland Imaging is committed to providing quality imaging services with compassion for our patients, in close collaboration with the medical community, out of the desire to make a difference in people's lives. As a leader in diagnostic medical imaging, Inland Imaging has been providing radiology services since 1930. Inland installed its first Computed Tomography (CT) scanner in 1977 followed by implementation of Spokane's first Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) machine in 1984. In 1998 three imaging center companies and three professional radiology groups joined to create Inland Imaging LLC. Today, Inland Imaging has 60 subspecialty radiologists and nearly 500 staff members. Inland Imaging provides services throughout the Western United States and provides business services, physician staffing, investment opportunities, imaging centers, as well as the development and design of specific health care software for hospitals and imaging centers. The vision of these companies directly contributes to the success of Inland Imaging's diverse growth.

About Nuvodia
Nuvodia is a technology services organization formed in 2012 by Inland Imaging. Today, Nuvodia is a leading provider of mission critical IT services to numerous industries, including healthcare, financial services, and energy. Our services include system integrations, managed and hosted services, network engineering, business continuity / disaster recovery services, system security, and IT consulting services. Nuvodia maintains offices and personnel in Washington State, Missouri, and Texas, and services a national account base.

About M*Modal
M*Modal is a leading healthcare technology provider of advanced clinical documentation solutions, enabling hospitals and physicians to enrich the content of patient electronic health records (EHR) for improved healthcare and comprehensive billing integrity. As one of the largest clinical transcription service provider in the U.S., with a global network of medical editors, M*Modal also provides advanced cloud-based Speech Understanding™ technology and data analytics that enable physicians and clinicians to include the context of their patient narratives into electronic health records in a single step, further enhancing their productivity and the cost-saving efficiency and quality of patient care at the point of care. M*Modal has been recognized as one of the fastest growing technology companies in North America, placing in the top third of Deloitte's Technology Fast 500 for 2012. For more information, please visit www.mmodal.com, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.