As part of our ongoing commitment to innovation and continuous product improvement, JPI Healthcare will be transitioning from the Clear Vision DRE Series to the new DRE Duo Digital X-Ray System beginning in Q2 2026. The Clear Vision DRE Series has been a trusted solution for healthcare providers worldwide, and
When healthcare providers look to bring imaging closer to the patient, the decision isn’t just about mobility, it’s about performance, workflow, and patient care. One question consistently comes up: when comparing a portable vs mobile x-ray, which should we choose? At a glance, they may seem interchangeable. But in reality,
A mobile X-ray system that starts the shift fully charged and ends it out of commission isn’t a reliability problem. It’s a workflow problem, a staffing problem, and eventually a patient care problem. Traditional systems were built for a different era of clinical demand. The environments they operate in today,
It’s a busy morning at a clinic. The waiting room is full, appointments are running close together, and a patient arrives with a suspected fracture that needs immediate imaging. The technician positions the patient, takes the exposure, and within seconds the image appears on the screen. The doctor reviews the
It’s easy to overlook just how fast digital imaging has evolved. Yet one area of radiology is experiencing remarkable growth, mobile X-ray. Once seen as a backup tool for emergencies, mobile systems have become a frontline resource in hospitals around the world. A recent report on the hospital mobile X-ray
As digital X-ray technology continues to evolve, so do the tools designed to simplify workflow and improve efficiency. One such development is the Virtual Grid (VG), a software-based alternative to the traditional physical X-ray grid. By eliminating the need for a heavy, costly hardware grid, virtual grids promise faster setup,
