RamSoft, Carpl.ai enter strategic partnership

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Mar 6, 2025

RamSoft and Carpl.ai have entered a strategic partnership to integrate Carpl.ai's AI offerings into RamSoft's PowerServer and OmegaAI RIS/PACS platforms.

This collaboration was unveiled at the 2025 Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS) meeting in Las Vegas. It will provide RamSoft's radiologists access to more than 150 AI applications from Carpl.ai.

The partnership further adds to RamSoft's AI offerings by giving radiologists access to software tailored to their specific needs, the companies said.

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