Equine PACS Integration: Connect Your Imaging to Your Practice Records
Connect equine imaging directly to your practice records. StableTrack integrates with PACS and DICOM systems so radiographs live alongside patient histories.
Why Imaging and Practice Records Belong Together
Equine veterinarians capture thousands of radiographs, ultrasounds, and endoscopy images each year. When those images live in a separate PACS system with no link to your clinical records, you lose context. You open one system to read the X-ray and another to find the patient history. You email images to owners as attachments instead of sharing them from the record. You waste time cross-referencing findings across disconnected platforms. StableTrack eliminates this gap by connecting your imaging workflow directly to each horse's medical record.
How StableTrack PACS Integration Works
StableTrack connects with DICOM-compliant PACS systems to link diagnostic images to patient records automatically. When a radiograph or ultrasound is captured, it appears in the horse's clinical timeline alongside SOAP notes, medications, and procedures. No manual file uploads. No separate login. Veterinarians view images in full diagnostic quality directly within the patient record, annotate findings, and share images with owners or referral hospitals from one interface.
Built for Equine Imaging Workflows
Equine imaging happens in the field, in the barn aisle, and in the hospital. StableTrack supports radiograph viewing on tablet and phone screens during farm calls. Image series organized by date, region, and study type. Comparison tools for monitoring progression across visits. Direct integration with Asteris Keystone PACS for seamless image management. Support for standard DICOM image formats from portable and fixed X-ray units.
Share Images Without the Workaround
Referring a case to a specialist should not require burning a CD or sending a zip file. With StableTrack, you can share imaging studies directly from the patient record. The referral hospital sees the images alongside your clinical notes, assessment, and treatment history. Owner communication improves too. Instead of emailing attachments, you can share a view of the image directly from the record.
Imaging That Connects to Billing
Every imaging study documented in the patient record can automatically populate the invoice. Radiograph series, ultrasound studies, and additional views are captured as billable items without manual entry. No missed charges for imaging services performed in the field.
One System, Complete Visibility
When imaging lives inside the practice record, you have a complete clinical picture. Lameness evaluations with radiographic series linked to flexion test findings. Pre-purchase exams with imaging studies attached to the buyer report. Colic cases with ultrasound findings documented alongside physical exam notes. Dental assessments with intraoral radiographs connected to charting. Every piece of the diagnostic puzzle, in one place.
Frequently Asked Questions
What imaging systems does StableTrack integrate with?
StableTrack integrates with DICOM-compliant PACS systems, including Asteris Keystone. If your imaging equipment outputs standard DICOM files, StableTrack can connect to it. Contact us for specific compatibility questions.
Can I view radiographs on my phone or tablet during farm calls?
Yes. StableTrack displays diagnostic images on any device. You can review radiographs at the barn on your tablet during the exam, without needing a separate PACS workstation.
Does StableTrack replace my PACS system?
No. StableTrack integrates with your existing PACS to bring images into the patient record. Your PACS continues to handle image acquisition and storage. StableTrack adds clinical context and workflow integration.
Can I share images with referral hospitals?
Yes. Imaging studies can be shared directly from the patient record along with clinical notes and assessment. No need to burn CDs or email zip files.
Does imaging auto-populate the invoice?
Yes. When imaging studies are documented in the patient record, the associated billing codes are captured automatically. The invoice builds from the clinical documentation.