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VISION CHIPS, INC.
- 27111 Aliso Creek Rd Ste 120
- Aliso Viejo, California
- 92656
- Phone: (925) 766-5556
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At Vision Chips we have always been known for focusing our efforts on engineering and design. Our philosophy is that first and foremost, we should build it right. In addition to the highest quality workmanship in our programming and development, we use an industrial strength Oracle database for reliability and security in your data storage. OBSERVER 7 is so flexible that it can be adjusted at any time as your needs change.
As a company in business for over seventeen years, Vision Chips, Inc. has maintained its excellent reputation of integrity and responsiveness to individual client needs. Sales of our ultrasound reporting system flagship product, OBSERVER, have sustained very solid growth as a direct result of recommendations from our current customers. Over 100 hospitals (many with several sites linked together), clinics and offices are now using OBSERVER. Our client list includes the foremost hospitals and perinatologists in the nation.
Significantly improve your practice productivity with OBSERVER 7, a simple to learn program that is enhanced by extensive use of radio buttons, check boxes and user definable lists to ensure speed, accuracy and consistent data entry. OBSERVER was originally designed for university teaching hospitals with their high turnover of residents. OBSERVER allows a new user to quickly feel comfortable and up to speed.
Incredible interest has been generated for the new program. The industry estimates that over half of the hospitals currently providing imaging will be taking advantage of the newer digital image technologies within the next years, with image archiving a likely requirement in addition to text based reporting. Reporting and image archiving will continue to move towards the internet, however, acceptance of internet based patient records and the security issues surrounding this feature have not yet been fully addressed by the medical industry.