Clinical workflows
Patient and case context, worklists, quality control, and clinical review in one connected environment.
TileRiver Enterprise delivers the complete platform in a dedicated environment for clinical care and institutional research. It connects to the scanners and systems you already use, with implementation, training, and ongoing operation supported by TileRiver.

Patient and case context, worklists, quality control, and clinical review in one connected environment.

Connections to scanners, clinical systems, enterprise imaging, and institutional identity.

A separate deployment with institution-specific data, access, security, and privacy controls.

Installation, updates, monitoring, support, and ongoing application management by TileRiver.
We plan the deployment around your scanners, clinical systems, identity, infrastructure, and workflows.
We help configure the workflows, provide training for each role, and support the laboratory's clinical validation process.
TileRiver manages the application lifecycle, with monitoring, upgrades, support, and room to expand as your program evolves.
Begin with one laboratory and expand into a distributed network. Local sites can continue ingesting and viewing their images during a connection interruption, then synchronize verified content when connectivity returns.
A shared catalog and operational visibility help teams work across locations while preserving local responsiveness.
Connect image acquisition, quality control, case worklists, and the diagnostic viewer to support daily clinical workflow.
Build research cohorts and teaching sets from the same cases, bring in AI models, and collaborate across teams under appropriate institutional access and privacy controls.
A separate environment for translational and drug-development programs, with large image collections, multi-site collaboration, and your own models at scale.
TileRiver Enterprise is designed around institutional policies, with dedicated deployment options, single sign-on, role-based access, encryption, and auditability. IT retains control of its infrastructure and requirements while TileRiver manages the application.
Images are stored in standards-based DICOM. Enterprise export includes image metadata, annotations, and audit logs, helping institutions preserve their records and long-term flexibility.