Los Angeles, CA – (February 24, 2019) Radiology Associates of Albuquerque (RAA), one of the largest and most comprehensive providers of diagnostic imaging services in New Mexico, has selected MedInformatix to deploy a new radiology information system. A pioneering practice with a growing nationwide reputation, RAA is the first imaging center in the State of New Mexico to achieve distinction as a Diagnostic Imaging Center of Excellence (DICOE) from the American College of Radiology.

"With advanced referral and data analytic tools, the MedInformatix RIS offers a wide range of features and functionality that will be of tremendous benefit to the physicians, clinicians and administrative personnel at our practice," said Rhonda Mayorga, RAA's Administrator. "What's more, the MI technology platform provides opportunities to seamlessly connect our patient population to our practice, with the ability to manage key aspects of their healthcare, from scheduling to registration to ongoing communications, on their own devices. As a patient-centric enterprise this will bring a whole new dimension to our delivery of care."

RAA operates as a hospital-based radiology group providing services to the Presbyterian Healthcare System throughout Albuquerque and the surrounding communities of Belen, Clovis, Espanola, Rio Rancho, Socorro and Tucumcari. Physicians are subspecialty and fellowship trained across medical modalities in Breast Imaging, Emergency, Interventional, General, Musculoskeletal, Neurology, Nuclear Medicine, Oncology and Pediatrics. RAA services are also offered via four out-patient imaging facilities, as well as a state-of-the-art mobile mammography unit.

"RAA is widely recognized as being among the most progressive and technology-forward imaging centers in the country," said Pat McGonigle, President and CEO of MedInformatix. "From our earliest interaction it was obvious a natural synergy existed between our teams. We look forward to collaborating with them to achieve great things for their practice and for their patients."

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