Send de-identified, clinic-branded ultrasound images to parents by DICOM. The sonographer chooses what leaves, your brand rides every image, and your PACS stays exactly where it is.
PACSBridge is ultrasound image sharing software for obstetric, fetal-medicine and women's-imaging clinics. The sonographer picks the images and cine-loops that should reach the parents; PACSBridge removes identifying details, adds your clinic's branding, and delivers them to the patient's phone. Parents get the keepsake; the medical record stays in your systems.
Your scanner gets one new send-destination, and that's the only setup. Studies you choose are sent one-way to PACSBridge; there is no inbound connection to your PACS and no clinical archive is created. Identifying text burned into the image is removed, replaced with your brand or erased, and the selected images and cine-loops are ordered and delivered for the parents to view on their phone, no app required.
Control stays with your clinic. The sonographer selects exactly which images leave; clinic staff make the final release. PACSBridge supports PHI detection and orders the sharpest images first. It does not decide for you and it does not auto-send whole studies. This is the difference between a keepsake layer and a patient portal.
Images are de-identified and the retained record is pseudonymised. PACSBridge is designed to support GDPR-style data-protection obligations, and a Data Processing Agreement and security documentation are available for your review. We keep data minimisation at the boundary: only the images you choose leave the clinic.
How your data is protected. PACSBridge runs on Amazon Web Services. Images are de-identified, and the retained record is encrypted in transit and at rest. A Data Processing Agreement and security documentation, including data-residency options for your region, are available for your review.
Patient portals and clinical archives were built to store and release the whole record, not to hand parents a branded keepsake. PACSBridge sits beside your PACS or portal and does the one job they do badly: giving parents a clean, shareable set of images with the identifying data removed. See the full comparison.
Book a short demo, or start a free trial and run PACSBridge on real studies before you pay anything.