Fujifilm Healthcare Americas Corporation will unveil Synapse One, its latest enterprise imaging and informatics platform, at the upcoming RSNA 2025 conference.

Designed specifically for outpatient imaging centers, the new system consolidates clinical, operational, and administrative tools into a single cloud-based solution.

The Lexington, Massachusetts-based company said Synapse One integrates multiple core imaging and informatics functions, including radiology information systems (RIS), picture archiving and communication systems (PACS), advanced 3D imaging, scheduling tools, and revenue cycle management, within the existing Synapse platform. The system is hosted on Amazon Web Services’ cloud infrastructure, eliminating the need for on-premise data centers and reducing the overhead associated with third-party software contracts.
Outpatient centers, which face increasing cost pressures from reimbursement cuts and operational expenses, are a key focus for the solution. By combining these capabilities into a unified platform, Fujifilm positions Synapse One as a means to streamline imaging workflows and reduce IT complexity.

“In an environment where radiologists are continuously asked to read more imaging, and imaging centers are looking for every edge to be more efficient and competitive, we saw a unique opportunity to combine our technologies into Synapse One,” said Bill Lacy, senior vice president of medical informatics global business at Fujifilm Healthcare Americas. “We wanted to set a high bar with Synapse One and lower current operational spending, while at the same time, deliver a better technology solution and deliver it in a more secure cloud environment.”

The solution is currently available to customers in North America.

Fujifilm Healthcare Americas is a subsidiary of Tokyo-based Fujifilm Holdings Corporation.

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