INFINITT Healthcare
Corporate brand
UnclaimedINFINITT Healthcare is a South Korean healthcare-information-technology company focused on medical imaging software, PACS, vendor-neutral archiving, clinical information systems, and cloud-enabled imaging services.
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Overview
INFINITT Healthcare is a South Korean healthcare IT development company headquartered in Seoul. Its business is centered on the digital management, storage, visualization, exchange, and clinical use of medical images and related healthcare information. The company’s portfolio includes picture archiving and communication systems (PACS), vendor-neutral archive (VNA) technology, advanced three-dimensional visualization, specialty imaging applications, clinical information systems, dose-monitoring software, and cloud-based and teleradiology services. The company traces its origins to Mediface, a PACS research and development center associated with Medison. Mediface was established as a separate entity in 1997. In 2002, it merged with 3DMed and adopted the name INFINITT Technology. The business subsequently expanded its capabilities through acquisitions, including Marotech and Neobit in 2005 and Mevisys in 2007. These transactions contributed to the company’s development of a broader medical-imaging and healthcare-software portfolio. In September 2009, the company adopted its current name, INFINITT Healthcare, reflecting a wider healthcare technology identity rather than a focus limited to a single imaging product category. INFINITT Healthcare serves multiple clinical specialties. Its imaging technologies and viewers support radiology, cardiology, radiation oncology, dentistry, and mammography. Its advanced visualization tools are designed to assist the review and interpretation of complex clinical images, including three-dimensional datasets. Beyond departmental viewing, the company provides infrastructure intended to help healthcare organizations manage imaging data across systems, sites, and clinical workflows. Its VNA technology is positioned for the storage and administration of imaging content from different modalities and vendors, while its cloud and teleradiology offerings support remote access and distributed interpretation. The company has built an international operating structure through regional business units and distributors. The listed overseas organizations include operations in Taiwan, Japan, China, North America, Europe, Southeast Asia, the United Kingdom, the Middle East and Africa, Brazil, and Indonesia. These units were established progressively between 2003 and 2014, giving INFINITT Healthcare a presence beyond its South Korean base and allowing it to provide products, implementation, support, consulting, remote monitoring, and data-migration services in multiple markets. INFINITT Healthcare became a publicly traded company when it was listed on the KOSDAQ market in May 2010. Its overall positioning is that of a specialist healthcare software and imaging-informatics provider rather than a consumer medical brand. The available reference material does not establish a current ticker, detailed ownership structure, current executive roster, or specific recent product-generation dates. Accordingly, those fields remain unspecified.
History
INFINITT Healthcare originated from Mediface, a PACS research and development center connected with Medison. Mediface was separately established in 1997, creating the organizational basis for a company focused on healthcare imaging technology. In 2002, Mediface merged with 3DMed and was renamed INFINITT Technology. The combination broadened the company’s development base in medical imaging and information systems. The company expanded through acquisitions during the following years. It acquired Marotech and Neobit in 2005, followed by Mevisys in 2007. These transactions added to its capabilities and supported the development of a wider product and service portfolio spanning medical image management, visualization, and related healthcare information technology. In September 2009, the company adopted the name INFINITT Healthcare, signaling a broader identity covering healthcare IT rather than a narrower PACS research and development focus. International expansion proceeded through a series of regional organizations. INFINITT Taiwan was established in 2003, followed by operations in Japan and China in 2004 and North America in 2005. European and Southeast Asian operations were established in 2009, with the United Kingdom following in 2010. The company added Middle East and Africa and Brazil operations in 2011, and Indonesia in 2014. Alongside these business units, INFINITT Healthcare also uses international sales distributors to provide products and services in additional markets. Its product scope includes PACS, imaging viewers, advanced three-dimensional visualization, clinical information systems, dose monitoring, VNA technology, cloud-based services, and teleradiology. The systems support several specialties, including radiology, cardiology, radiation oncology, dentistry, and mammography. The company also provides consulting, remote monitoring, and data-migration services, allowing it to participate in implementation and ongoing operational support as well as software supply. INFINITT Healthcare became a public company through a KOSDAQ listing in May 2010. The available reference material identifies it as a South Korean healthcare IT development company with global operations, but does not provide a current executive list, ticker symbol, ownership details, or a complete chronology of later product releases and corporate events.
- 2014
Indonesia operation established
[1]The company established its Indonesian operation, completing the overseas-office chronology described in the reference material.
- 2010
KOSDAQ listing
[1]INFINITT Healthcare was listed on the KOSDAQ market in May 2010.
- 2009
Company renamed INFINITT Healthcare
[1]In September 2009, INFINITT Technology adopted the name INFINITT Healthcare.
- 2007
Mevisys acquired
[1]INFINITT acquired Mevisys, continuing its expansion in healthcare imaging technology.
- 2005
Marotech and Neobit acquired
[1]INFINITT Technology acquired Marotech and Neobit as part of its capability and portfolio expansion.
- 2005
North American operation established
[1]The company established its North American business unit.
- 2004
Japan and China operations established
[1]The company established business operations in Japan and China.
- 2003
Taiwan operation established
[1]INFINITT established its Taiwan business unit as part of its international expansion.
- 2002
Merger with 3DMed and creation of INFINITT Technology
[1]Mediface merged with 3DMed and changed its name to INFINITT Technology.
- 1997
Mediface is separately founded
[1]Mediface, a PACS research and development center associated with Medison, was established as a separate entity and became the origin of INFINITT Healthcare.
Products and positioning
A specialist healthcare IT and medical-imaging informatics provider serving hospitals, imaging departments, and distributed clinical networks.
Medical imaging information system
PACS
INFINITT Healthcare’s PACS offerings are designed to manage, archive, distribute, and display medical images within healthcare organizations. They support imaging workflows and can be used across specialties such as radiology, cardiology, radiation oncology, dentistry, and mammography.
Medical image archive
Vendor-neutral archive technology
The company’s VNA technology is intended to provide centralized management of imaging content generated by different systems and vendors. It forms part of the infrastructure layer for long-term image storage, access, and interoperability across clinical departments and sites.
Clinical imaging visualization
Advanced visualization software
INFINITT provides three-dimensional and advanced visualization tools for the review of complex medical imaging data. The reference material describes these tools as applicable across major medical departments rather than limiting them to one specialty.
Healthcare information system
Clinical information systems
Clinical information systems form part of the company’s broader healthcare IT portfolio. They complement imaging applications by supporting the organization and use of clinical information within healthcare workflows.
Radiation dose management
Dose monitoring system
The dose-monitoring offering is intended to support the tracking and management of patient radiation exposure associated with medical imaging. The available material identifies it as a distinct product area but does not specify product names or release dates.
Cloud healthcare service
Cloud-based and teleradiology services
INFINITT Healthcare provides cloud-based imaging and teleradiology services intended to support remote access, distributed image review, and geographically separated clinical operations. The company also offers related consulting, remote monitoring, and data-migration services.
Brand decisions
2009
Adopt the INFINITT Healthcare nameStrategyBackground
The business had expanded beyond its original PACS research background through acquisitions and a wider healthcare IT portfolio.
Action taken
The company changed its name from INFINITT Technology to INFINITT Healthcare in September 2009.
Aftermath
The new name reflected a broader healthcare technology positioning.
2002
Merge with 3DMedM&ABackground
Mediface and 3DMed combined as the company expanded its healthcare imaging technology base.
Action taken
The businesses merged and the resulting company adopted the name INFINITT Technology.
Aftermath
The merger established the corporate identity that preceded the later INFINITT Healthcare name.
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