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NucleusHealth

www.nucleushealth.io

 
The future of medical image management is in the cloud. Unfortunately, the farther data travels the more lag time accrues. We call this latency. Radiologists and other physicians are accustomed to receiving images at rates of 50 frames per second. When traveling across the entire United States, it may drop to 10 frames per second - much too slow for acceptable patient care. NucleusHealth™ overcomes latency via our patent-pending streaming protocols, client-side rendering techniques, modern web browser technologies, and the computing horsepower of todays phones, laptops and desktops. Diagnostic quality images come to life on displays at blazing-fast speeds. Even large ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.nucleushealth.io
  • 13280 Evening Creek Drive South Suite 110
    San Diego, CA USA 92128
  • Phone: 858.251.3400

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Michael Blaha
 Senior Director of Cloud Operations Profile

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