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Radiology Information System

Radiyx RIS

The operational core of every study.

Coordinate patient intake, scheduling, procedures, examination preparation, imaging workflow, modality worklist, and operational follow-through inside one connected Radiyx environment.

Radiyx RIS Workflow Detailed View showing procedure status and timing across studies

Real Radiyx RIS — operational workflow visibility

Patient & encounter

Intake that starts the record

Scheduling

Connected to the study

Imaging workflow

Status through acquisition

Modality Worklist

DICOM MWL + HL7 orders

Platform continuity

Reporting · Financial · Insights

Connected workflow

From patient arrival to completed study.

One study. One context. One connected workflow—from encounter through imaging, reporting, financial close, and operational insight.

  1. 01

    Patient & Encounter

    Register the patient and open the visit that carries clinical and operational context.

  2. 02

    Procedure

    Attach examinations to the encounter with machine, pricing, and workflow identity.

  3. 03

    Scheduling

    Plan appointments against branch, modality, and machine resources.

  4. 04

    Examination Preparation

    Keep preparation answers and instructions with the procedure.

  5. 05

    Imaging

    Start, track, and complete imaging from the operational worklist.

  6. 06

    Modality Worklist

    Make scheduled patient and procedure details available to connected modalities.

  7. 07

    Study Completion

    Move from imaging completed into the next operational stage.

  8. 08

    Reporting

    Continue the same patient and study context into Radiyx reporting.

  9. 09

    Financial

    Connect procedure events to invoices, payments, and customer claims.

  10. 10

    Operational Insight

    Read volume, status, and workflow timing from the same record.

Patient & encounter

The study starts with the patient, not the scanner.

Radiyx RIS begins with patient identity and the encounter that carries procedures, physicians, clients, and operational state into the rest of the workflow.

  • Patient registration and patient directory
  • Encounter creation with draft and active visit states
  • Procedures attached to the encounter with machine assignment
  • Walk-in and scheduled pathways into the same operational record
  • Physician, client / insurance, and reason-for-visit context
  • Patient history available downstream in imaging
Radiyx RIS New Visit screen with patient, physician, examination, and financial summary
Real Radiyx RIS — encounter creation
Radiyx RIS scheduling calendar with day, week, and month views and workflow status colors
Real Radiyx RIS — scheduling connected to workflow status

Scheduling

Scheduling connected to the actual imaging workflow.

The appointment is not an isolated calendar event. It becomes part of the same operational record used downstream for encounter, imaging, and status tracking.

  • Day, week, and month scheduling views
  • Appointment creation linked to patient, physician, client, and examination
  • Branch, modality, and machine resource planning
  • Color-coded workflow status on the calendar
  • Average slot guidance for the selected machine
  • Appointments that continue as encounter and imaging workflow context
Radiyx RIS New Appointment dialog linking patient, examination, and machine time slot
Real Radiyx RIS — appointment creation

Imaging operations

From scheduled procedure to imaging workflow.

RIS coordinates the operational state of imaging—so technologists work from patient, encounter, accession, and preparation context, not a disconnected queue.

  • Imaging dashboard filtered by branch and machine
  • Procedure cards with patient, MRN, accession, and encounter context
  • Start and complete imaging workflow actions
  • Patient history and consumables available in imaging context
  • Procedure workflow timeline for each study
  • Preparation answers visible with the examination
Radiyx RIS Imaging module showing a registered MRI examination with patient and encounter context
Real Radiyx RIS — imaging workflow

Modality Worklist

Patient and procedure context, ready at the modality.

Scheduled patient and procedure information can be made available to connected modalities through the supported worklist workflow—reducing manual demographic re-entry between RIS and the scanner.

  • DICOM Modality Worklist (MWL) support in the Radiyx imaging infrastructure
  • HL7 ORM order messaging for scheduled procedures where configured
  • Accession, patient, and procedure details available to connected modalities
  • Reduces manual demographic re-entry between RIS and the scanner

Technical note: DICOM Modality Worklist (MWL) and HL7 ORM order messaging are distinct capabilities. Radiyx supports both where configured—MWL in the imaging infrastructure, and HL7 ORM messaging from the procedure workflow.

Radiyx RIS Preparations dialog on an imaging procedure with fasting and clinical preparation fields
Real Radiyx RIS — examination preparations

Examination preparation

Preparation travels with the examination.

Preparation questions and answers stay attached to the procedure so imaging teams see the same context that reception captured.

  • Preparation questions defined per examination
  • Fasting, hydration, and clinical preparation answers captured at check-in or imaging
  • Preparation data travels with the procedure—not a separate paper packet
  • Technologists see preparation context in the imaging workflow

Operational control

Know where every study is in the workflow.

Operations teams can follow queues, modality activity, and workflow progression from scheduling through reporting—without leaving Radiyx.

ScheduledRegisteredImaging startedImaging completedReporting startedReport signedReport deliveredMissedCancelled

Workflow Detailed View surfaces procedure timing across stages such as registered to imaging start, imaging duration, and imaging complete to reporting—so delays are visible on the operational record.

Radiyx RIS Workflow Detailed View showing procedure status, timing, and progression across studies
Real Radiyx RIS — operational workflow visibility
Radiyx RIS procedure workflow timeline showing registered and imaging-started stages
Real Radiyx RIS — procedure workflow timeline

Reporting continuity

When imaging is complete, the same context continues.

RIS coordinates the study. Radiyx View provides browser imaging. Radiyx Vision provides native workstation depth. Radiyx Reporting continues across the Radiyx environment.

Financial connection

Operational close connects to financial close.

RIS creates procedure-linked operational events that continue into Radiyx Financial— invoices, payments, private and insurance customers, and customer claims on the same clinical and commercial identity.

  • Procedure-linked pricing, patient contribution, and insurance amounts at encounter
  • Payments and due balances managed with the visit
  • Customer claims follow-through on the same record
  • Inventory and consumables available against procedures where used
  • Financial and cost accounting continue in Radiyx Financial
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Same record

Operational events stay connected to financial context.

Encounter and procedure context created in RIS continues into Financial and Insights, connecting billing and operational intelligence to the same workflow record.

Operational visibility

The workflow becomes operational intelligence.

Leaders can review procedure volume, modality and branch activity, customer and physician patterns, workflow timing, claims follow-through, and utilization from the same events RIS already records.

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Organization

One workflow across the imaging organization.

  • Branches and organization context across the imaging group
  • Modalities, machines, and DICOM nodes under administration
  • Users, roles, and permissions for operational access
  • Customers, physicians, and technicians on the same organizational record

Imaging review

RIS coordinates. View and Vision read.

After acquisition, open studies in Radiyx View for browser imaging or continue in Radiyx Vision for native workstation depth—while reporting stays connected.

Beyond the organization

AIXIS Network extends coverage when needed.

When expertise needs to extend beyond the organization, AIXIS Network continues the interpretation workflow—separate from the internal RIS operating path.

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Interoperability

Standards that serve the workflow.

Radiyx RIS participates in the same imaging interoperability patterns used across the Radiyx Platform—kept precise to what is implemented.

DICOM

Connected imaging infrastructure

DICOM Modality Worklist

Scheduled patient and procedure context for connected modalities

HL7

Order messaging for procedure workflow

DICOMweb

Supported in Radiyx imaging pathways

Security & access

Controlled access for operational teams.

  • Role-based access and permissions
  • Branch-scoped operational access
  • Audit logging for administrative activity
  • Designed with healthcare security and privacy in mind

Built for imaging operations

Where Radiyx RIS fits the work.

Imaging centers

Coordinate front desk, technologists, and reporting on one operational record.

Hospital radiology departments

Keep encounters, procedures, and imaging status connected through the day.

Multi-site imaging groups

Run branch, modality, and resource workflow from one Radiyx environment.

Operations teams

See where every study sits without switching systems.

Run the imaging workflow as one connected system.

See how Radiyx RIS connects patient workflow, imaging operations, reporting, financial processes, and operational visibility inside the Radiyx Platform.