Leafsprout offers software solutions for the management of medical imaging exams – within an enterprise, between enterprises, and at a regional or health care-system level. Our products support a variety of imaging workflows: from basic storage/distribution/display of exams, to automated post-processing of exams by AI packages, to unifying imaging health records coming from multiple sources.

Leafsprout's solutions run in the cloud (public, private, or hybrid) and securely interface with departmental systems.

Focus Areas

Digital Health Suite
ENTERPRISE IMAGING

Archive, view, and distribute imaging exams and reports with CortexEnterprise, Leafsprout’s enterprise imaging solution. CortexEnterprise offers uncompromised adherence to industry standards, all aspects of security, performance and scalability of deployment – from a small clinic to a multi-site and multi-PACS enterprise.

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Digital Health Suite
IMAGE SHARING

Distribute imaging exams, reports, and supporting documentation to patients and clinicians in the click of a button with Leafsprout's CortexSharing. All access to shared exams is audited and can be revoked at any time. If needed, the recipient can export shared content to removable media.

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Digital Health Suite
IMAGING NETWORKS

Build the capabilities of your imaging network. With Leafsprout’s AI-supported CortexNetwork, connected organizations can • Unify patient exams and reports coming from multiple sources • Perform workflow orchestration, including automated distribution and localization of remote priors in any connected PACS.

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Our Users Say

“ ... a tremendous tool in day to day medical imaging reporting across many modalities. The option to view exams with attached reports performed in other health authorities allows for improved diagnostic assessment since we now have the ability to make comparisons to exams that we otherwise would not know existed. In addition, the fact that exams are auto-pulled allows for more time efficient reporting since we no longer need to waste time or human resources while the file room clerks retrieve exams for us.

The overall result is improved patient care via improved and more timely medical imaging reporting.”

–-Dr. V. Vedd, BSc, MD, FRCPC Chief Radiologist - Diagnostic Imaging, Royal Inland Hospital