Imaging volumes in health systems grow every year. The storage contracts meant to support them often don't.
Most organizations manage capacity-based agreements that become harder to predict as data compounds year over year:
Annual contract renegotiations
Capital planning that's a negotiation, not a projection
No long-term budget certainty for imaging infrastructure
A price-per-study model offers a different approach. Instead of purchasing raw storage capacity, organizations pay based on study volume - the same unit their PACS and VNA systems already measure in. Contract pricing locked for five to ten years means the number you plan around today is still the number you're working with in year eight.
In this session, experts from Everpure, Paxera Health, and Merge PACS will discuss:
The economics of a price-per-study model
How it integrates with existing PACS and VNA infrastructure
What the transition from capacity-based to study-based pricing looks like in practice
If you are responsible for imaging infrastructure, storage contracts, or multi-year IT budget planning - this is a conversation worth your time.
