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Record and X-Ray Film Storage
Record Storage
Medical records, insurance documents, accounting and business files can pile up and represent a storage
and access problem. Documents generally need to be retained but often they are seldom accessed. The least
expensive solution is to archive records offsite. NCD will store these files in a high security and
environmentally controlled facility. These files will be cataloged, barcoded and permanently stored.
When retrieving your stored documents several options are available. The documents can be scanned on demand and electronically delivered to you via e-Mail, FTP/SFTP, CD/DVD or posted to eWIX which is our web-based document management service. Another option is to have the hard copy documents returned via express delivery. Access requests are easily initiated via the web and promptly fulfilled.
X-Ray Film
X-Ray film storage and archiving is usually a requirement for most medical facilities. Even organizations that currently use a PACS solution still need to store pre-PACS X-rays. NCD will store this film in an environmentally controlled, high security facility. The X-ray film will be cataloged, barcoded and shelved for permanent storage.
Access requests to your X-ray film are handled electronically using the web. The film your request will be immediately retrieved and returned either electronically or physically. If you choose to have your documents electronically returned you can make use of our Store & Scan On Demand service. We can also express deliver the hard copy film if you prefer. NCD's storage service is a fast, inexpensive solution to managing your X-ray film archives.
Please contact us to solve your document and X-ray storage needs.
Latest News
NCD Medical Recieves 2009 Best of Willowick Award
June 8th,2009WASHINGTON D.C., June 8, 2009 -- NCD Medical Corporation has been selected for the 2009 Best of Willowick Award in the Hospital Equipment & Supplies category by the U.S. Commerce Association (USCA).
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Providing Backup
May 22nd, 2009NCD Medical offers new medical clients free patient record and image scanning
Brandon C. Baker
Like several other industries, health care will continue receiving vast alterations under the massive American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
While debates regarding universal coverage and whether employers should be forced to provide insurance wear on, care providers are also preparing for an industrywide initiative President Barack Obama already signed into law under the ARRA.
The stimulus contains nearly $20 billion to provide hospitals and physician practices higher Medicare and Medicaid payments if they deploy Electronic Health Record systems in their offices by 2011. However, the government has yet to specify the requirements that will enable the providers to receive maximum dollars - up to $64,000 for practices and as much as $11 million to large hospitals.
As care centers, doctors and others make their plans, Charles J. Patti, president and chief executive officer of Eastlake-based NCD Medical Corp., hopes they turn to him as an effective go-to guy.
He is offering new medical clients free patient record and image scanning. The clients can then store and continually gain access to the documents using Patti's eWIX Web Repository Service, an in-house, firewalled, Virtual Private Network system already used by non-medical big names like Saint-Gobain, STERIS Corp, Arhaus Furniture and Riddell.
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