Vascular

The vascular PACS for high-volume reporting and fast turnaround

Structured reporting with auto-populated measurements helps you draft reports in as little as 30 seconds.
Multiple study types and multi-site OBL, ASC, and hospital workflows, all on one platform.
One platform for reporting results from every modality in your lab⁠—ultrasound, c-arm, and beyond.

The challenges generic PACS systems aren’t built to solve

Most PACS aren’t built for the structured reporting, accreditation, workflow needs, and turnaround demands of a busy vascular lab.

Accreditation compliance burden

IAC accreditation requires documented protocols, structured QA review, and ongoing physician oversight. Without a centralized, auditable platform, the work is time-consuming and error-prone.

High-volume duplex with complex reporting

Vascular studies aren’t a yes/no read. They require waveform analysis, segmental pressure correlation, and structured narrative that maps back to billing codes.

Tight physician-to-report turnaround

Vascular physicians and surgeons make same-day procedural decisions based on duplex findings. Delays in image availability or signing create real clinical risk.

Multi-site coordination

Many vascular groups run hospital outpatient, OBL, and ASC locations under one accreditation umbrella—and need consistent workflows across all sites.

How Studycast supports vascular practices

Studycast supports the full vascular workflow⁠—from order to signed report to QA⁠—on one platform.

Registration & order

Patient registration and order entry

Patient demographics flow from the EMR into the modality with no manual re-entry. Every study is tied to a complete billable encounter from the start.

Assignment

Protocol assignment

The system flags the study type—bilateral lower extremity arterial, carotid duplex, and others—and populates the right structured template.

Image upload

Image upload and DICOM transmission

Images and measurements push directly from the modality to Studycast via DICOM. Patients and studies match automatically. No manual file transfer, no measurement transcription.

Report and annotations

Preliminary report and annotations

Sonographer or technologist adds preliminary findings, flags critical values like >70% stenosis, and routes the study to the interpreting physician.

Read and sign

Physician read and sign

The interpreting physician accesses the study from any device, reviews images alongside the structured report, and signs electronically. Critical result notifications fire automatically.

Distribution

Report distribution

Finalized reports route automatically to referring surgeons, PCPs, and dialysis centers via secure HIPAA-compliant channels—no manual distribution.

Audit trail

QA and accreditation audit trail

Every study, annotation, and signature event is logged with timestamps. QA coordinators can pull accreditation-ready reports by date range, physician, or study type in minutes.

What our customers say

Photo of Dr. Deepak Sudheendra — “In a vascular and interventional radiology setting, having one system that does everything is the way to go — ultrasound, angiography, CT. That’s what we’ve got with Studycast.”

Dr. Deepak Sudheendra
CEO & medical director, 360 Vascular Institute

Photo of Kendel Browning — “With Studycast, we are able to send patients their images easily. They are very grateful to be able to get them. We just send them a link with a password. And considering the cost standpoint, we don’t have to spend time burning and mailing CDs. And the referring physicians appreciate the immediate access, as well.”

Kendel Browning
RDMS (AB), RVT, vascular lab coordinator, 360 Vascular Institute

Automated data entry and CPT coding support to help protect reimbursements

What changes when the vascular workflow runs on a platform built for it.

Reduced transcription and manual steps

Auto-populated measurements and structured templates minimize free-text entry, reducing error and variability across interpreters.

More studies in a day, without working late

With an average study approval time of 2.4 minutes per report, higher daily volume becomes possible—without losing the evening to catch-up reporting.

Cleaner billing

Structured documentation supports correct CPT and ICD-10 coding, reducing the denials that drag down vascular practice revenue.

Accreditation-ready infrastructure

Audit logs, protocol tracking, and structured reporting are built to meet IAC documentation requirements out of the box.

Faster physician notification

Critical findings flag and route immediately—keeping the vascular surgeon and referring physician in the loop.

Multi-site consistency

A single platform manages OBL, hospital, and ASC sites under one accreditation umbrella, with role-based access for each location.

Vascular workflows by role

Vascular workflows touch sonographers, physicians, administrators, and IT differently. Each role has its own view in Studycast.

Roles

Physicians

Sonographers & technologists

Administrators