ubique ⊙ radiologie and mRay are jointly introducing a new form of digital radiology care. The platform offers telemedicine services for healthcare professionals as well as patients – compliant with data protection regulations, efficient, and delivered at a high professional standard. In addition to pure diagnostics, the platform focuses on personal consultation and clear communication.
Radiology – personal, efficient, connected
ubique radiologie is a growing network of specialized radiologists with diverse areas of expertise. The platform provides radiology as a service – flexible, situationally appropriate, and location-independent. It supports radiological reporting for non-radiological facilities as well as obtaining second opinions, for individuals seeking a solid interpretation of their medical imaging data. Whether a general practitioner in a rural area needs a quick radiological assessment or a patient seeks a second opinion on their MRI scan, ubique radiologie offers easy access to radiological expertise.
mRay – the digital infrastructure for imaging data management
The foundation for secure and seamless data exchange is the software solution mRay. As a certified medical device, mRay enables easy Upload, fast reporting, and data-protection-compliant sharing of radiological results – via browser, desktop, or mobile app. In collaboration with ubique radiologie, mRay is used for applications including:
- Teleradiology reporting to cover supply gaps
- Rapid second opinions at specialist standards
- Networking of experts to support well-informed decision-making
The goal is to make radiological services accessible, transparent, and reliable.
Digital expertise meets medical quality
Die Kooperation zwischen ubique radiologie und mRay zeigt, wie moderne Technologien und ärztliche Expertise effektiv ineinandergreifen. Die enge Abstimmung mit Dr. René Josef Drost, Facharzt für Radiologie und Gründer von ubique radiologie, verdeutlicht das gemeinsame Verständnis für eine zukunftsgerichtete, digitale Patientenversorgung.
