Message about Support During COVID-19

To our hospital and clinical customers

In response to the challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, we want to ensure our customers that Dicom Systems stands with those at the frontline of healthcare. During these highly uncertain and demanding times, we remain open and available for technical support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

With the projected increase in patient volume will come spikes in the medical imaging volume. This uptick in imaging volume may create unforeseen enterprise imaging workflow challenges.

For any imaging workflow in which Dicom Systems plays a role, you can continue to rely on the same level of support from our technical team.

Contact support in the following ways:

Email: support@dcmsys.com

Toll-free: (800) 396-4224

Direct line: (415) 684-8790

In addition, Dicom Systems has implemented CDC recommendations for safety and social distancing in our workplace. We remain operationally ready for this rapidly evolving situation.

And finally, we wish you and your family health and wellness. We’ll get through this together!

The Dicom Systems Team

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