One way out of the muddled mess. Two dead ends.
Every study makes a radiologist stitch together half a dozen loosely connected applications. That is the muddled mess. The industry offers two ways out of it: add more point solutions, which adds more windows, or replace everything you run. Both dead-end. The third way delivers the complete experience and wraps it around the PACS you keep.
The problem: radiologists became the glue
Open a study today and the work starts before the reading does: hunting history in the EHR, checking two hundred pages for the three that matter, carrying findings by hand between windows. The radiologist is the integrator, the relevancy checker, and the file clerk, and the part they trained a decade for gets whatever attention is left.
✕The quiet cost
When the history takes too long to find, it too often goes unread. That weighs on every radiologist who lives it, medically, legally, and emotionally.
✕The list anxiety
Radiologists picking from a worklist are never sure they're reading the right study for the right patient right now. That doubt never leaves the room.
✕The IT tax
Hundreds of routing rules that break when staff or sites change, and someone paid to babysit them full time.
The industry's two answers to the muddled mess.
And ours.
The muddled mess is what a read actually looks like today: the worklist in one place, the chart in another, priors somewhere else, AI results in a fourth window, and the report in a fifth. We know the first-generation answer to it better than anyone, because rule-based worklists that route exams without context are ours. Our founders pioneered that model in 2006 and spent two decades learning its limits. Today the industry offers two ways forward.
1Patch it with point solutions
Real improvements, one task at a time, each adding another window, login, or widget to manage. Improving one step doesn't solve the friction across distribution, context, and sign-off.
2Replace everything
All-in-one platforms deliver a unified experience by asking for everything: their PACS, their reporting, their worklist, on their timeline. A real answer for some, out of reach for anyone with contracts, depth requirements, or a PACS that works.
✦Our answer: NewVue
The complete experience, delivered modularly. Distribution, context, and reporting as one workspace, wrapped around the PACS you keep. Start where you are. Grow when you're ready.
We pioneered this market.
Now we've transformed it.
NewVue wasn't founded on a pitch deck. In 2006 our founders were first to bring radiologists relief through peer review, then first to show the worklist shouldn't live in the PACS, RIS, or EMR. That became the Intelligent Worklist, and the category we refined and expanded into workflow orchestration.
PeerVue creates the category
First peer review workflows for radiology, then the first standalone worklist: workflow pulled out of PACS and RIS into its own dedicated platform. The industry still runs on what this team built.
Enterprise scale at McKesson
PeerVue is acquired by McKesson, and much of the team stays on to scale the platform across some of the largest health systems in the country.
Fragmentation takes hold
Point solutions and AI proliferate with real capability but no orchestration layer. Nobody intended it, but the radiologist becomes the integration layer by default.
The team reunites: NewVue
Built for what radiology has become. New architecture, next-generation orchestration, and one workspace unifying the interpretation experience.
We created the worklist as its own segment. We watched fragmentation happen. That's exactly why we know how to fix it.The NewVue founding teamFirst in peer review · first in workflow orchestration · answering to radiologists since 2006
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