A. N. Bakulev National Medical Research Center for Cardiovascular Surgery
FGBU “A. N. Bakulev National Medical Research Center for Cardiovascular Surgery”, Russian Ministry of Health · Moscow
From the first PACS/RIS at the Main Clinical Hospital of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD) in 2004 to regional medical image archives — CMIA (Central Medical Image Archives) — in the regions of Russia and in CIS countries. Implementation stories from public and private clinics.
Below are some of the key sites where ArchiMed runs in production: from federal medical centers and departmental hospitals to city hospitals, private clinics and regional archives built under the “Healthcare” federal project.
This list is not exhaustive — there are many more projects: ArchiMed is used in 700+ healthcare organizations.
Main Clinical Hospital of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs · Moscow
The company’s case zero. One of the first digital radiology information systems in the country, developed and deployed in 2004 at the Main Clinical Hospital of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs. This project became the starting point for the entire ArchiMed product line: it was where the archive architecture, the radiologist workstation and HIS (hospital information system) integration scenarios were proven in practice.
FGBU “A. N. Bakulev National Medical Research Center for Cardiovascular Surgery”, Russian Ministry of Health · Moscow
FGBU “A. V. Vishnevsky National Medical Research Center of Surgery”, Russian Ministry of Health · Moscow
The ArchiMed RIS was introduced into the institute’s day-to-day work. According to its management, using the system improved the quality and timeliness of medical information provided to the attending physicians caring for patients.
FGAOU VO I. M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University, Russian Ministry of Health · Moscow
FGBU “National Medical Research Radiological Center”, Russian Ministry of Health · Moscow
FGBU “St. Petersburg Research Institute of Phthisiopulmonology”, Russian Ministry of Health · St. Petersburg
FGBU G. A. Albrecht Federal Scientific and Educational Center for Medical and Social Expertise and Rehabilitation, Russian Ministry of Labor · St. Petersburg
Ministry of Health of the Chuvash Republic · “Healthcare” federal project
Creation of a Regional Radiology Information System (RRIS) and a Central Medical Image Archive (CMIA) under the “Healthcare” federal project and the “Creating a Unified Digital Circuit” program (UDC). Study routing, replication and integration with EGISZ (Unified State Health Information System of Russia).
Ministry of Health of the Republic of Sakha · “Healthcare” federal project
A regional archive and RIS in Russia’s largest region by area. For management and analytics, a “Situation Center” web portal was developed: online assessment of radiology equipment workload, monitoring of imaging rooms and plan-vs-actual tracking of studies.
Ministry of Health of Oryol Oblast
One of the completed projects in regional radiology information systems and central medical image archives. Part of the region’s strategy for digitalizing its diagnostic service.
Stavropol Krai · North Caucasus Federal District
The region’s central medical image archive on the ArchiMed platform.
SPb GBUZ “City Mariinsky Hospital” · St. Petersburg
SPb GBUZ “Nikolaevsky Hospital” · St. Petersburg
SPb GBUZ “Children’s City Multidisciplinary Clinical Specialized Center for High Medical Technologies” · St. Petersburg
GUZ “Tula Regional Clinical Oncology Dispensary” · Tula
BUZ VO “Vologda Regional Dental Clinic” · Vologda
BUZ VO “Cherepovets Dental Clinic No. 2” · Cherepovets
Meditsinskaya Kompaniya LLC · Grozny
AVA-PETER LLC · St. Petersburg
ANMO “SKKKDTs” · Stavropol
MRT g. Magadan LLC · Voronezh
I-Clinic Peterhof LLC · St. Petersburg
ANO Medical Diagnostic Center “Belaya Roza-Sakha” · Yakutsk
Quoted from the published testimonial without editing (translated from Russian).
Under the “Healthcare” federal project and the “Creating a Unified Digital Circuit” program, the ArchiMed team has deployed regional CMIA and RRIS in several regions of Russia.