Ordered like any other investigation
Raised from the chart or the counter, priced against the patient’s scheme and queued with a daily token. There is no separate request book to keep in step.
Imaging on the same rails as the laboratory.
An X-ray ordered in the clinic behaves like any other investigation — priced, queued, reported and authorised by the same engine — and the report lands back in the chart that asked for it.
Where LumenBrix stands today. It shares its ordering, reporting and authorisation engine with VitroBrix, which is mature. Imaging-specific depth — modality worklists and image handling — is where we are investing next. We would rather show you what runs today than describe a roadmap as a product.
Raised from the chart or the counter, priced against the patient’s scheme and queued with a daily token. There is no separate request book to keep in step.
Templates per investigation, so a report is completed rather than written from nothing — and reads the same whoever is on duty.
A report is authorised before it reaches the chart, and the version that was released is the version kept.
The path of a request
An order placed once is visible everywhere it matters — the department’s list, the patient’s chart and the bill.
Ordered from the chart or booked at the counter, priced and queued in one act.
A daily series gives the request an identity the department and the patient can both use.
Carried out against the registered machine, and recorded as done.
Findings entered into the template for that investigation rather than a blank page.
Released only by someone with the authority to release it.
The report returns to the record that raised the request, alongside every other result.
Capabilities
Five areas. Read them as what runs today, because that is what they are.
Imaging is ordered in the same act as anything else — the instruction, the queue and the charge together — and given a daily token the department works from.
Structured templates per investigation, rendered through the shared document builder so the layout of a report is yours to set.
The gate between a draft and a result. Who released it and when is part of the record.
The equipment the department runs, held per centre, so a request is recorded against the machine that performed it.
Imaging performed elsewhere is mapped to the provider doing it, and the report comes back into the same record.
The rest of the range
Each PureBrix product is built on the same record and the same platform, so adding one later is a rollout rather than an integration.
The whole hospital on one record — outpatients, wards, theatre, billing.
Explore SanoBrixThe clinical record — notes, problems, medication, discharge.
Explore VitaBrixOrder to authorised report — samples, results, reference ranges.
Explore VitroBrixDispensing, clinical checks, stock and procurement.
Explore CuraBrixA working walkthrough with your team, using your terminology — not a slide deck. Tell us where the problem is and we will start the demonstration there.